Apple announces new iPad mini, available to order now and in stores on Oct. 23
- Apple has introduced a new iPad mini, which focuses on artificial intelligence and is available for order now, with in-store availability starting on October 23.
- This iPad mini will support new Apple Intelligence features and caters to professionals needing a portable device that offers a larger screen than an iPhone.
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Pre-order the new iPad mini 7 for $239 with an iPad mini 6 trade-in right now (At least $260 off)
Let’s talk about how to get a deal on the new iPad mini. The new Apple iPad mini 7 has now arrived with pre-orders kicking off today. Packed with the A17 Pro chip, an Apple Pencil Pro-ready design, and support for Apple Intelligence, pre-orders are now live and we are here to help you score a deal. As of right now, early listings are starting to go live at Apple and major retailers, which means there’s a chance to save hundreds with trade-ins. T…
There was no flamboyant press conference to discuss all the improvements. On Tuesday, Apple showed off the new iPad mini quietly only on its website. The novelty with the bitten apple logo simply did not deserve the attention as the latest iPhone 16, which the American technology giant showed at the event last month - the reason is easy, the improvement is meager.
As the market was already guessing, Apple has just announced a new iPad mini. It features the powerful A17 Pro chip, Pencil Pro support, and Apple Intelligence. Not having the...
Apple A17 Pro chip is the star of the first iPad mini update in three years
Apple quietly announced a new version of its iPad mini tablet via press release this morning, the tablet's first update since 2021. The seventh-generation iPad mini looks mostly identical to the sixth-generation version, with a power-button-mounted Touch ID sensor and a slim-bezeled display. But Apple has swapped out the A15 Bionic chip for the Apple A17 Pro, the same processor it used in the iPhone 15 Pro last year. The new iPad mini is availab…
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