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iPad Air (6th generation) | Apple Wiki | Fandom
... The sixth-generation iPad Air models use the Apple M2 SoC, with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of onboard flash storage, but storage can be upgraded to 256 GB, 512 GB, and 1 TB, respectively, for an additional fee.
TechRadar
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iPad Air 6: new sizes, prices, features, and everything we know so far | TechRadar
May 7, 2024 - The headline feature of the iPad Air 6, beyond its new 13-inch size option, is the M2 chipset under the hood, which is the same chipset you'll find powering many of the best MacBooks in 2024.
Videos
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Wikipedia
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iPad Air (M2) - Wikipedia
3 weeks ago - The sixth-generation iPad Air models use the Apple M2 SoC, with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of onboard flash storage, but storage can be upgraded to 256 GB, 512 GB, and 1 TB, respectively, for an additional fee. The M2 chip has 8 CPU cores and 9 GPU cores.
Wikipedia
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iPad (6th generation) - Wikipedia
2 weeks ago - It was announced and released in March 2018 and succeeded the fifth-generation iPad, upgraded with the Apple A10 Fusion processor and support for styluses including the Apple Pencil.
AppleInsider
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iPad Air 6 | M2, 11-inch, 12.9-inch
While the iPad Air 5 had the M1, Apple moved to the M2 chip for the iPad Air 6. This is the chip that the iPad Pro had before its shift to the M4 generation.
IGN
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Apple iPad Air (6th generation) - IGN
Apple iPad Air (6th generation)
Apple iPad Air (6th generation) is a tablet from Apple, supporting Apple's M2 chipset.
PhoneArena
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Apple iPad Air M2 (2024) release date, pricing, features and specs - PhoneArena
August 26, 2024 - This is great news: you're getting the M2 chip and an insanely capable performance for the same price! The iPad Air 6th generation, now referred to by Apple as the iPad Air M2 to highlight its powerful new M2 chip, comes in two versions: a 10.9-inch ...
Apple
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Apple introduces iPad Air with powerful M3 chip and new Magic Keyboard - Apple
Apple today introduced the new iPad Air, powered by the M3 chip and built for Apple Intelligence.
Published 3 weeks ago
IGN
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Apple Announces Sixth-Generation iPad Air, Available in Two Sizes - IGN
May 8, 2024 - The sixth-generation iPad Air is powered by the M2 chip, which Apple claims makes it 50 percent faster than the fifth-generation iPad Air, the first in the iPad series to switch from the A-Bionic series to the Apple M-series system on a chip.
iMore
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Apple iPad Air 6: Everything you need to know | iMore
June 26, 2024 - The M2 chip this time around places it two generations behind the 2024 iPad Pro, which comes equipped with a brand spanking new M4 chip, on account of its slick dual-layer OLED display, called the Ultra Retina XDR.
eBay
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iPad Air 6th Generation | eBay
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Titan Shops
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11-inch iPad Air (6th Gen)
DetailsThe incredibly fast M2 chip brings breakout performance to iPad Air. With a powerful CPU, GPU, and Neural Engine, it’s nearly 50 percent faster than the previous generation.
Simple English Wikipedia
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iPad Air (6th generation) - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1 month ago - It was released on 15 May 2024. It has two screen sizes like 11-inch and 13-inch. It has a Apple M2 chipset, 7600mAh battery capacity, 12MP HDR wide back camera, 8GB RAM and USB-C.
Apple Support
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iPad (6th generation) - Technical Specifications - Apple Support
Testing conducted by Apple in March 2018 using preproduction iPad (6th generation) units and software. Testing consisted of full battery discharge while performing each of the following tasks: video playback, audio playback, and Internet browsing using Wi‑Fi or cellular data network.
Amazon
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Back Market
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Walmart
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Apple iPad Air (6th Generation) A2899 Tablet, 11", Apple M2, 8 GB, 128 GB Storage, 5G, Blue - Walmart.com
Apple iPad Air (6th Generation) A2899 Tablet, 11", Apple M2, 8 GB, 128 GB Storage, 5G, Blue
Bring your creativity and productivity to life with the iPad Air 11" featuring the groundbreaking M2 Chip, released in mid-2024. This sleek device boasts a stunning 11-inch high-resolution Liquid Retina display, delivering a vibrant, responsive, and color-accurate viewing experience that breathes life into everything you do.Powered by the ultra-fast M2 chip, this iPad Air offers a performance that's nearly 50 percent faster than its predecessors. Whether you're designing your dream home in Trimble SketchUp, immersing yourself in the latest triple-A games like Zenless Zone Zero, or fine-tuning
Price $549.00
Staples
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Hardly Hamilton
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iPad Air 6 review: How to know when it’s time to upgrade
May 31, 2024 - My iPad 6 has the A10 chip inside of it. For comparison, the iPad 10th Generation (Apple’s budget version) has the A14 chip inside of it. The latest and greatest iPad Pro (Apple’s absolute best tablet) has an M4 chip.
Reddit
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r/ipad on Reddit: Ipad Air 6th gen - worth it?
February 12, 2025 -
Hello! I'm currently looking to upgrade from my Samsung tab s6 lite. I'm a hobby artist who does occasional commissions, so procreate looks really enticing to me. Is the iPad air 6th gen worth the 620 euro price tag? Any experiences or recommendations?
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Apparently iPad Air m3 is also set out to launch this year as a chip upgrade refresh but it’s not too important but if u want to wait, then u could get the new air
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The Air M3 is only a rumour, and it would probably be late Apr/May before you can order it. Though the rumour is possible as it would be a year since the Air M2 was released and the M3 is already a real chip and getting "old" compared to the M4. But then again Apple might decide to hold out a little longer to Sep instead (and bring along a screen upgrade to the chip upgrade. In any case, if you can wait, why not. You will have more time to decide if you want to get an Apple or stick with a Samsung or other Android tablet. I was tossing between a Samsung S10 Ultra, S9 Ultra and M2 Air 13. After a month of "Google research" and trying them out at stores, I ended up with the M2 Air 13, simply because of the ecosystem and the apps are native to tablet, whereas most Samsung/Android apps are native to phones and are stretched out to tablet size. Also, only until recently, Samsung and other Android tablets did not have a clear roadmap for how long their products would be supported or become obsolete, and feature updates were not frequent or at all after release. Even then the M2 is so overpowered for today that it is likely to have a much longer life than the S10U/S9U. The downside is that the Apple Pencil Pro required for the M2 Air is expensive compared to the free S pen you get with the S10/S9. I got a knock off that worked well but does not have proper pressure sensitivity as the genuine thing. However, I found that not many apps used the pressure sensitivity (yet). Procreate does but I haven't bought it yet as I am looking for other alternatives at the moment and drawing isn't my main activity. Another downside of the M2 Air is that the screen is only 60Hz, though it is not noticeable with any app (including gaming) that I have used and compared to the S10/S9, it still looks good to me. The cameras on the S10U/S9U are better spec'd than the M2 Air but then I hardly use tablets for photography. For conference video calls, the M2 Air front camera is better as it is able to centre on you (though that is more software than hardware). Sideloading was a draw card for the S10U/S9U, but I didn't and don't think I would do too much side loading. And if I did, I would do it on my cheapo Lenovo Tab M11 (which comes with a Pen). The Dex feature was another draw card for the S10U/S9U, but there wasn't a way to try it out at the stores and there was very little on Google that demonstrated it extensively, so I was concerned on how it would look with the apps not being native to the tablet, would they look worse when appearing on a monitor? And I already have a mid-high PC and monitor, the purpose of the tablet was its mobility, so I was unlikely to be replacing my PC with the S10U/S9U. It's a pity the Oppo 2 tablet doesn't come with a pen.