Apple has introduced a new, more powerful iPad mini, equipped with the A17 Pro chip and a fresh feature set designed for Apple Intelligence. With a compact and ultraportable design, the iPad mini maintains its beloved versatility while offering greater processing power, making it suitable for a wide range of professional and personal use cases. It features a vibrant 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display, enhanced with better CPU and GPU capabilities, along with a faster Neural Engine that makes even the most demanding tasks seamless. The device also introduces support for the Apple Pencil Pro, expanding its creative and productivity potential with a toolset that feels more natural and dynamic.
The new iPad mini’s upgraded A17 Pro chip offers a major boost in performance, delivering a 30% enhancement in CPU and a 25% leap in GPU performance compared to the previous generation. This makes the device a powerful companion for running pro-level apps, creating immersive augmented reality experiences, and supporting intensive gaming with features like hardware-accelerated ray tracing. Apple Intelligence is seamlessly integrated into iPadOS 18, enhancing the user experience with more intuitive, personalized, and efficient capabilities. It includes features like Writing Tools, advanced Siri integration, and creative tools like Image Playground and Genmoji, which make interacting with the iPad mini more delightful and uniquely personalized.
Available in four finishes including a new blue and purple, the new iPad mini also offers all-day battery life, making it a reliable choice for users on the move. It comes with 128GB of storage, starting at $499, with other configurations up to 512GB also available. Customers can pre-order the new iPad mini today, and it will be available in stores beginning October 23. With additional accessories like Apple Pencil Pro and a redesigned Smart Folio, the new iPad mini is positioned as a versatile tool that balances high performance, portability, and affordability, appealing to a broad range of users who value power in a small form factor.
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