Hopefully they keep one model with a 3.5mm jack. It’s practical and versatile.
This doesn't count as a new iPad?
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Apple Announces Updated iPad 10 With eSIM Support in China
Apple today announced an updated version of the cellular 10th-generation iPad with eSIM support in mainland China. Apple says the device will be...www.macrumors.com
Apple today announced an updated version of the cellular 10th-generation iPad with eSIM support in mainland China. Apple says the device will be available to pre-order in mainland China starting October 19 and released on October 25.
Hopefully they keep one model with a 3.5mm jack. It’s practical and versatile.
Hopefully never, different products, with different purpose.At what point do the MacBook Air and iPad Pro merge into a single product with a detachable keyboard?
Yup. The bottom of the lineup one which I have and enjoy quite a bit for content consumption. Does everything I ask of it.There’s an iPad that still has an audio jack??
Your existing tablet is just not old enough. I have a V1 iPad Air, and believe me the need to upgrade is compelling. S L O W . . .What they need to update is a compelling reason to upgrade, of which there are none.
I would go farther and say that all tablets should have a 3.5mm jack because it’s practical and versatile as you say. Many users have very pricey legacy gear that uses that jack.Hopefully they keep one model with a 3.5mm jack. It’s practical and versatile.
Me my iPad 12.9 M1 is my most used device over a desktop, laptop and my phoneWho wants an ipad
It's not a new iPad. It's basically what the rest of the world got a year earlier. Nothing new about it.This doesn't count as a new iPad?
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Apple Announces Updated iPad 10 With eSIM Support in China
Apple today announced an updated version of the cellular 10th-generation iPad with eSIM support in mainland China. Apple says the device will be...www.macrumors.com
Apple today announced an updated version of the cellular 10th-generation iPad with eSIM support in mainland China. Apple says the device will be available to pre-order in mainland China starting October 19 and released on October 25.
I would go farther and say that all tablets should have a 3.5mm jack because it’s practical and versatile as you say. Many users have very pricey legacy gear that uses that jack.
But I'd reconsider this plan for an iPad Mini PRO, basically iPhone Pro Max in an iPad Mini form factor, even if priced like existing iPad Pros. Else, this 6 keeps right on rolling for perhaps the balance of the 2020s.
It is still a new model.It was just adding eSIM to the 10th gen, no other tweaks AFAIK.
It is not acknowledged as in this article and other articles about correct rumours did not mention this at all.It was acknowledged, but it was a minor update with little impact beyond China.
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Apple Announces Updated iPad 10 With eSIM Support in China
Apple today announced an updated version of the cellular 10th-generation iPad with eSIM support in mainland China. Apple says the device will be...www.macrumors.com
Nope. Not needed.Hopefully they keep one model with a 3.5mm jack. It’s practical and versatile.
If Apple would allow it, I'd go with an iPad Mini paired with an Apple Watch - skipping the iPhone completely.Who wants an ipad
I would go farther and say that all tablets should have a 3.5mm jack because it’s practical and versatile as you say. Many users have very pricey legacy gear that uses that jack.
Hopefully never. It's a terrible idea.At what point do the MacBook Air and iPad Pro merge into a single product with a detachable keyboard?
Nope. Not needed.
My sister desperately wants one.Who wants an ipad
There is a USB-C 3.5mm adaptor available.
How do you suggest Apple accomplish a significant weight decrease without a major reduction in component quality?I’d like to see the big pro iPad get slightly bigger so that the screen is the same size as an A4 piece of paper. I’d also like to see some weight shaved off of it. The big Pro is very heavy.
I will probably have iPads around for the rest of my life. It is, by far, my most used device.Who wants an ipad
Especially with Logic now on the iPad. It would suck needing a dongle just to plug in pro headphones….on an iPad PRO.I would go farther and say that all tablets should have a 3.5mm jack because it’s practical and versatile as you say. Many users have very pricey legacy gear that uses that jack.
How do you suggest Apple accomplish a significant weight decrease without a major reduction in component quality?