While Apple has just presented its new iPad Pro M at a high price, the company simultaneously announces a price cut for the 10th generation iPad and the removal of the 9th generation iPad, the last model equipped with a jack socket.
At its recent event, Apple unveiled the iPad Pro M4. The latter marks a significant advance in the range of high-end tablets. This new version is equipped with a powerful M4 chip, engraved in 3 nm which promises exceptional performance with optimized energy management. It also features an Ultra Retina XDR OLED display for unparalleled picture quality. However, the price of this cutting-edge model has what it takes surprise : the basic version is offered at 1500 euros, while the most advanced configuration can reach 2429 euros.
Alongside the presentation of the iPad Pro M4Apple has made a significant drop in the price ofiPad 10. Initially launched at 589.99 euros, this model is now available for 499 euros. This price reduction aims to make this tablet more attractive in the face of the move upmarket and the high prices of new models. Although the 10th generation does not offer compatibility with the latest Apple Pencil and does not compare to the premium features of the M4 iPad Pro, it remains a solid option for users looking for a reliable device at a low cost. much more reasonable cost.
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The iPad 9 and its jack disappear from Apple’s catalog
Apple recently ended sales of the 9th generation iPadwhich symbolizes the closing of a chapter for latest models equipped with a Jack plug. This decision marks the transition to completely wireless devices, but also a moment of nostalgia for audiophiles and users who appreciated traditional wired connections. Despite its removal from official shelves, the 9th generation remains popular for its speed and versatility and will continue to be available through third-party retailers.
While the iPad Pro M4 seeks to set new standards with its innovations and high performance, its accessibility remains limited for the general public. On the other hand, the 10th generation iPad positions itself as a more affordable alternativealthough lacking some of the latter’s high-end features.
