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Apple today introduced the new tenth-generation iPad. <strong>A complete redesign that we all expected and that was already playing</strong>. Also, the exterior is not the only thing that changes. Those from Cupertino have improved the port, the chip, the screen, connectivity, and much more.
Perhaps more than one ninth-generation iPad owner is wondering if it’s worth upgrading to this new version. Everything will depend on the use you want to give it. iPad (2021) is still a great device, so there’s no single answer. It is best to compare both and for each one to decide based on their specific case..
A giant step… or two
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Apple never tries to teach what features their devices have, but what the user can do with them. In any case, as long as you can’t experiment with them, and if you’re thinking about whether it’s worth upgrading to this new iPad (2022), a comparison table is the best option right now.
| iPad (2021) | iPad (2022) | |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25.06 x 17.41 x 0.75cm | 24.8 x 17.9 x 0.7cm |
| WEIGHT | 490g (Wi-Fi) or 495g (Wi-Fi + 4G) | 477g (Wi-Fi) or 481g (Wi-Fi + 5G) |
| screen | 10.2″ LCD, 2,160 x 1,620px, 264ppi | 10.9″ LCD 2360 x 1640px, 264ppi |
| chip | A12 Bionic | A14 Bionic |
| rear camera | 7 Mpx, video at 1080p and 30fps | 12Mpx, video in 4K and 60 fps |
| frontal camera | 1.2 Mpx, 720p video at 30fps | 12Mpx, video in 1080 and 60 fps |
| AUTHENTICATION | Touch ID on Home button | Touch ID on power button |
| autonomy | 9 to 10 hours depending on use | 9 to 10 hours depending on use |
| colors | Silver, space gray and gold | silver, blue, pink and yellow |
| storage | 32 or 128GB | 64GB or 256GB |
| port | Lightning | USB-C |
| base price | 379 euros at Apple | 579 euros at Apple |
In Applesphere
This is what the editors of Applesfera do when we configure a new iPad
As we can see, the differences are many and notable. From a new design to a better screen, through superior cameras and a renewed processor. The move to a USB-C port, in addition to faster data transfer speeds, also makes it compatible with many accessories previously reserved for iPad Air and iPad Pro. It is certainly a great device. and a big update.
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