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Apple really "let loose" at yesterday's event. Pun absolutely intended, since that was the event's name.
As anticipated, Apple announced a suite of new updates, including a super-thin iPad, more robust chips, and an upgraded Apple Pencil.
Let's dive into the details:
New iPads: The highlight, of course, was the iPads, especially the new Pro model. Not only is it the thinnest product Apple has ever created (thinner even than the iPod Nano — remember those?), but it also features the new M4 chip and an OLED display.
The iPad Air and standard models weren't left out; they received upgrades too. Additionally, a new MacBook-like magic keyboard made its debut.
M4 Chip: Since the launch of the M1 chip in 2020, Apple's M series has achieved near-mythical status in the tech world. The fourth iteration, the M4, now features a 10-core CPU and GPU. Apple claims it's 50% faster than the M2, dubbing it an "outrageously powerful chip for AI."
Apple Pencil: Just a year after the launch of a more affordable, USB-C compatible Apple Pencil, Apple introduced a more advanced version. The new Apple Pencil Pro offers haptic feedback, a squeeze gesture that brings up a mini-menu, and includes FindMy functionality. Interestingly, the iPad Pro is actually thinner than this new pencil.
So there you have it, a quick roundup of Apple's first product event this year. I'm already excited to see what's on the agenda for WWDC.
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