In its latest unveiling, Apple has introduced the iPad Air with the M3 chip, claiming a performance leap from its M1 version. Despite its technological advancements, including 5G and support for various Apple accessories, concerns grow about the widening digital divide. The starting price tag, while unmentioned, is expected to be steep, raising questions about accessibility and the perpetuation of socioeconomic disparities in the digital era.
Apple's New iPad Air: A Step Forward in Tech or a Step Back for Economic Equality?
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Apple has launched the new iPad Air, now powered by the M3 chip, delivering up to 2x faster performance than its M1 predecessor. Available in 11-inch and 13-inch sizes, it supports Apple Intelligence, 5G connectivity, and accessories like the Magic Keyboard a…
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Mar-05
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Apple once again demonstrates American technological supremacy with the launch of the upgraded iPad Air, equipped with the groundbreaking M3 chip. Featuring up to twice the performance of its M1 predecessor, this device offers 5G, enhanced Apple Intelligence, and compatibility with elite accessories such as the Magic Keyboard. This addition to Apple's lineup not only showcases the strides in innovation but reinforces the importance of supporting American companies that continue to lead on the global stage.
From The Times of India