Apple announced its M3 iPad Air lineup just two days ago, and the bigger 13-inch model has already been discounted on Amazon, making it the lowest price for the updated tablet just 48 hours after its official unveiling. For those who do not know, the larger slate’s base model is listed for $799 and offers 128GB of internal memory, but thanks to an early price cut, you can get the 13-inch model for $749, just as long as you pre-order it before March 12.
When compared to the M2 iPad Air, Apple has retained the older exterior, and we will not be surprised to see that most of the internals remain unchanged from the newer model. The only notable change is Apple upgrading the chipset, which itself is a huge reason to make the new iPad Air your new entertainment and work-related tablet, thanks to the aforementioned $50 discount. Assuming you have not checked out the deal’s details, the price cut is only valid on the Space Gray, Purpl,e and Starlight options, with no other offer applied to any other storage variant.
Thankfully, the sheer power of the M3 iPad Air means that the sleek tablet competes with top-end Windows laptops while flaunting one-fourth of their thickness, with the battery estimated to last for the entire day. You also get a high-resolution 12MP camera present at the front and backside of the M3 iPad Air. For wireless connectivity, there is a Wi-Fi 6E adapter, but for 5G connectivity, you have to fork over extra. In a nutshell, the new 13-inch iPad Air is a powerful carbon copy of its immediate predecessor, but if you have yet to pick one of these, you will be glad to pocket the savings.
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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