Apple has Introduced The New iPad Air with A14 Bionic Chipset #News

 

Today Apple has introduced its new tablets, the details of which are as follows.

IPad Air

Apple has introduced it with a new design that looks inspired by the iPad Pro line. Its screen bezel is quite small. It has a USB-C port instead of lighting. Its box has 20 watts. Also has a charger. 

The tablet has a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display with a resolution of 2360x1640 pixels. 

The Touch ID is integrated into the power button on the top. 

The new iPad Air has Apple's new A14 Bionic chipset. Hopefully it will be in the upcoming iPhone 12 lineup as well. The A14 is built on a 5nm process. Built on a 5nm process, this is the industry's first chip set. 

It has the same camera on the rear as the iPad Pro models. A 12-megapixel camera with f / 1.8 aperture that supports 4K video recording at 60fps, 240 fps slow motion and improved video stabilization. Its selfie camera has a 7-megapixel f / 2.0 aperture with 1080p video at 60fps Can record. 

This tablet has Wi-Fi 6, dual board speaker as well as Apple Pencil support. The new iPad Air has iPad OS 14 installed. It will be available next month in Silver, Space Gray, Rose Gold, Green and Sky Blue. The Wi-Fi only model will start at 5599, while the Wi-Fi and cellular models will start at 72729. The 256GB storage model will also be priced at 74749 and 87879.

iPad

Apple has also introduced the eighth generation iPad (2020). It has A12 bionic chipset, which has 6 core CPU and 4 core GPU.

  

Other than that, this tablet is just like its predecessor. It has a 10.2 inch display with a large bezel. The price is the same, ie the Wi-Fi only model costs 32329 and the Wi-Fi Plus cellular model costs 45459. This price is for its 32 GB model. Apple has also introduced it in the 128 GB model, which is priced at 42429 and 55559. Pre-orders have started and delivery will start from Friday. It is offered in Silver, Space Gray and Gold.

How to prevent the installation of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14

Some people’s devices are set to automatically install Apple’s mobile updates.

Generally, this is a good idea to ensure that the latest network security protections and features are automatically added when the device is plugged in overnight and connected to Wi-Fi.

However, this feature is limited to "point release" and not major "rounding" updates, such as the migration from iOS 13.7 to iOS 14.

In this case, the new code will still be downloaded in the background on devices running 13.6 and higher, but it can be installed without first obtaining the user’s explicit permission, and the code may be rejected.