Ipad 10th generation price

The entry-level iPad has long been a staple for Apple, offering respectable performance at an affordable price. Apple has wholly revamped the base iPad for 2022 with a new design, upgraded specs, and several surprise changes. While the many external and internal upgrades for the 10th-generation iPad (starting at $449) are overdue and appreciated, a $120 jump in price diminishes the tablet's easy-to-recommend appeal to some degree. The fact remains, however, that it's an incredibly capable slate and a better choice than An Appealing Exterior Refresh The 10th-gen Apple iPad finally looks like the (Credit: Eric Zeman) The display of the 10th-gen iPad has a new size, shape, and resolution, but the same overall pixel density year over year. The screen measures 10.9 inches across the diagonal and packs 2,360 by 1,640 pixels, for a density of 264ppi. (The outgoing iPad display measures 10.2 inches and features 2,160 by 1,620 pixels at 264ppi.) Almost every other feature is shared between the two displays, which means you get an LED-backlit panel at 500 nits (maximum) brightness with a fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating, sRGB color, and True Tone white balance correction. It's not laminated like the iPad Air or iPad Pro displays, nor does it have an antireflective coating—something that became obvious when attempting to photograph the tablet outdoors. The display appears to be sunken below the protective glass by a millimeter or two, rather than sit flush as it does on the i...

The entry-level iPad has long been a staple for Apple, offering respectable performance at an affordable price. Apple has wholly revamped the base iPad for 2022 with a new design, upgraded specs, and several surprise changes. While the many external and internal upgrades for the 10th-generation iPad (starting at $449) are overdue and appreciated, a $120 jump in price diminishes the tablet's easy-to-recommend appeal to some degree. The fact remains, however, that it's an incredibly capable slate and a better choice than An Appealing Exterior Refresh The 10th-gen Apple iPad finally looks like the (Credit: Eric Zeman) The display of the 10th-gen iPad has a new size, shape, and resolution, but the same overall pixel density year over year. The screen measures 10.9 inches across the diagonal and packs 2,360 by 1,640 pixels, for a density of 264ppi. (The outgoing iPad display measures 10.2 inches and features 2,160 by 1,620 pixels at 264ppi.) Almost every other feature is shared between the two displays, which means you get an LED-backlit panel at 500 nits (maximum) brightness with a fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating, sRGB color, and True Tone white balance correction. It's not laminated like the iPad Air or iPad Pro displays, nor does it have an antireflective coating—something that became obvious when attempting to photograph the tablet outdoors. The display appears to be sunken below the protective glass by a millimeter or two, rather than sit flush as it does on the i...