Apple started selling 10th generation iPad with A14 chip, USB-C port and stylus support from $449

Apple, Apple introduced iPad (2022) with USB-C instead of Lightning, but with first-generation stylus - prices start at $449, began selling the new product.

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The tablet is available on Amazon. It is sold in four colors and several modifications. The basic one with Wi-Fi and 64GB of storage costs $349.00 $449.00, -22%. Versions with 256GB of internal storage will cost $499.00 $599.00, -17%. If you take the model with 5G support, it will cost from $499.99 $599.00, -17%.

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The tablet has a 10.9" display with a resolution of 2360 x 1640 pixels and support for True Tone technology. The brightness of the panel is 500 nits. The device has a Touch ID fingerprint scanner. It is built into the power button. Powered device on a proprietary A14 Bionic chip. The novelty also supports Wi-Fi 6 and the first generation Apple Pencil stylus. The device comes with a USB-C port and iPadOS 16.1.