Let Gizmag lend a hand, as we compare the new iPad Air to the 4th-generation iPad, 3rd-generation iPad, and the iPad 2. Update : This 2013 comparison now has an updated version for early 2016 iPad Air 10.9 2020 WiFi 256GB I Chính hãng Apple Việt Nam. 4 out of 5. Mua kèm điện thoại, máy tính bảng Samsung giảm 10% tối đa 150k. Ốp Apple iPad iPad 2019-2021 [10.2-inch] iPad Pro 2021 iPad Pro 2020 iPad Pro 2018 iPad Air [10.9 inch] iPad Air [10.5-inch] iPad Mini 2019, Mini 2021 iPad 2017 [9.7-inch] Ốp Apple Watch Ốp Apple MacBook Ốp Huawei Huawei P50 Pro As far as pricing, the cheapest iPad 2 w/16GB is $399 (reduced from $499 at launch), while the iPad Air w/16GB is $499. The 16GB with Wi-Fi and Cellular is $529, while the iPad Air with Để biết chiếc iPad của bạn có phải là iPad có bút và chúng tương thích với bút Pencil. Bạn có thể xem danh sách những dòng iPad sử dụng được với bút Apple Pencil này nhé. iPad sử dụng được bút Apple pencil thế hệ 1. iPad Air (thế hệ thứ 3). iPad Mini (thế hệ thứ 5). UAG cho iPad. UAG cho iPad Pro 2021/ 2020/ 2018; UAG cho iPad Air 10.9inch 2022/ 2020; UAG cho iPad Mini; UAG cho iPad 10.2inch; UAG cho Samsung. UAG cho Samsung Z/Fold Series; UAG cho S20, S20 Plus và S20 Ultra; UAG cho S10 Plus/ S9 Plus/ S9/ S8 Plus/ S8; UAG cho Surface- MacBook; UAG cho Apple Watch; Spigen cho iPhone; Spigen cho iPad; Hoda TT4x. At a GlanceOur VerdictIf you want crazy levels of performance, pretty colours, and a clean modern design that’s close the Pro models, then the Air lets you have that on a relative budget. For most people though, the price increase of the Air in recent years will make it a bit out of reach, and that’s fine because the 9th gen iPad from 2021 is still on sale and it’s a great, reliable device that will still leave you with some change in your pocket. Best Prices Today Apple iPad Air 2022 $ $ $ $ Two of the most popular iPads available are the iPad Air and the budget-friendly iPad. Despite their popularity there are a lot of differences and a big leap in price. We compare Apple’s cheapest iPad and the one that veers close to being a Pro in all but name. It’s iPad Air 2022 vs iPad 2021. Note that there is now a new iPad on the scene. Apple has introduced a 10th generation iPad in October 2022, while keeping the 9th generation iPad on sale. We discuss how those two iPads compare here 10th-gen iPad vs. iPad Air. If it’s the iPad 9th generation in comparison to the iPad Air you are interested in reading about, perhaps because you are considering upgrading, read on. If you are wondering how the iPad 9th generation compared to the 10th generation iPad read our New vs old iPad comparison. We also offer advice about Which iPad to buy if you aren’t sure which model to buy. Design & Build Quality Thanks to Apple giving the Air a major redesign in recent years, it’s quite easy to tell these two devices apart just by looking at them. The 9th gen iPad 2021 retains the classic layout that features bezels around the display, and the lower one accommodating the Home button with Touch ID the 10th generation iPad has now joined the no-Home button club, so the 9th gen model is now the only iPad with a Home button. You won’t find a Home button on the iPad Air 2022, but that doesn’t mean it has Face ID – instead a fingerprint sensor has been cleverly included in the power button on the top edge. Because there is no Face ID there is no requisite notch, leaving the Air with an uninterrupted display. Both iPads come with a single main camera on the rear, plus another on the front, although the iPad Air’s are both better more on that below. The iPad 2021 is something of a rarity as it still offers a headphone jack and a Lightning connector – in fact it’s the last of the current generation to come with Lightning, as the iPad Air 2022 and all other iPad models have now moved onto USB-C. You get stereo speakers on the bottom edge of the iPad 2021, while its more expensive sibling is blessed with the same, but on both ends. The Air also has a smart connector that supports the Magic Keyboard and Smart Keyboard Folio, but the iPad 2021 has a connector for the Smart Keyboard, meaning you can still turn it into a makeshift laptop if you desire. Both support the Apple Pencil, 1st generation in the case of the iPad 2021 and 2nd generation for the iPad Air 2022. They differ a little in size and weight, as you can see from these dimensions iPad Air 2022 x x 461giPad 2021 x x 487g The iPad 2021 is available in two colors – Silver or Space Grey – but Apple broke out it’s paints for the iPad Air 2022 which you can buy in one of five mainly pastel colors. The iPad 10th gen also comes in a selection of colors. Features and specifications While these are both iPads and can do most iPad things, when it comes to components there some significant differences that you should know about. Display As you’ll have already noticed above, the iPad Air comes with a larger display compared to the panel on the 9th gen iPad the 10th gen model has a display. The Air’s offering is also fully laminated, meaning there is no air-gap between the glass panel and the digitiser underneath, so you feel like you’re touching the actual pixels. This isn’t a dealbreaker for anyone wanting the iPad 2021 though, as unless you use them side-by-side or have a fully laminated display in your current iPad, you may not even notice the difference. Both offer the same 2,360 x 1,640 resolution, with 264ppi, 500 nits of brightness and True Tone technology. So, they are very similar of what they present to the eye. The iPad Air 2022 does have an anti-reflective coating and has a higher range of colours, but again these are quite marginal gains, especially when you consider the price difference. Processor and storage Where the iPad Air 2022 has a major advantage is with its processing power. Apple recently upgraded the Air to incorporate the M1 processor, which is the same one that powers the iPad Pros and some Macs. This is a serious piece of silicon and arguably too powerful for what most people do with an iPad. But, if you want to get into digital art, play graphically intensive games or just have a really powerful device that should last for years, then the Air certainly makes a compelling argument for itself. The iPad 2021 is hardly a stumbling fool of a machine though, with the A13 Bionic chip at its heart more than capable of keeping up with the typical demands users place on an iPad. After all, this was the processor that powered the iPhone 11 Pro Max, so it has plenty of poke. No, it won’t smoke the M1, but if you just want to stream Netflix, write some documents, video call your family or play less-intensive games, you won’t have any problems doing that on the iPad 2021. Storage options are the same on both devices, with the most affordable model coming with 64GB which feels a little tight in the modern age, or for an increase in price you can move up to a far more spacious 256GB. Quick tip If you intend to use the cameras on the Air to their full extent, 64GB will run out very fast unless you also invest in iCloud storage for your photos. Cameras While we’re not the biggest fans of using an iPad as a camera, you can certainly record some decent results with either model. The iPad 2021 comes with an 8MP, F/ Wide camera on the rear, which can employ HDR for photos and capture video up to 1080p at 30fps. It’s a bit better on the Air, which has a 12MP, f/ Wide camera that has Smart HDR 3 and can go all the way up to 4K at 60fps. The front cameras are a lot closer in spec, as they both feature a 12MP, f/ Ultra Wide unit that can record video up to 1080p at 60fps. Centre Stage is another shared feature, with the clever software ensuring that you remain in the middle of any video calls even if you’re moving around. If you just want an iPad to video call the family and look good doing it, there’s nothing really to separate the two devices. Connectivity The specs lean more in favour of the Air when it comes to getting online. Wi-Fi 6 is order of the day, whereas the iPad 2021 remains back on Wi-Fi 5. Now, here’s something to know. Unless you’ve upgraded your home router to a Wi-Fi 6 compatible one, then there will be little difference in speed. Just bear that in mind. Bluetooth is better on the Air, with its connection proving a little stronger than the of the iPad. Either will connect to speakers and headphones though. If you choose a cellular version of the Air you’ll be able to access 5G networks providing your SIM and network plan supports it, while the humble iPad will continue to use 4G networks instead. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the technical specifications for both devices iPad Air 2022iPad 2021 Liquid Retina, 2360 x 1640 resolution, 264ppi, True Tone, Wide Colour, Fully diagonal LED backlit Multi-Touch display with IPS technology, 2160×1620 resolution at 264 ppi, True Tone, sRGB, UnlaminatedProcessorM1A13 BionicStorage64GB/256GB64GB/256GBMain Camera12MP Wide, f/ SmartHDR, Wide colour, 4K video at 60fps, Slo-mo 1080p at 240fps, Continuous autofocus, Cinematic video stabilisation, Extended Dynamic Range for video up to 30fps8MP Wide camera, f/ 5x digital zoom, HDR for photos, video recording up to 1080p at 30fps, Slo-mo 720p at 120fps, Time Lapse with stabilisationSelfie Camera12MP Ultra Wide, f/ 2x Zoom out, Centre Stage, Retina flash, Smart HDR 3 for photos, Extended Dynamic Range for video up tp 30fps, 1080p at 60fps12MP Ultra Wide, F/ 2x zoom out, Centre Stage, Retina flash, HDR for photos, Cinematic video stabilisation, 1080p video up to 60fps, Extended dynamic range up to 30fps,WiFiWi-Fi 6Wi-Fi sub-6 GHzGigabit-classGPSYesYesPortsUSB-C, Smart ConnectorLightning, headphone jackBiometricsTouch IDTouch IDApple Pencil SupportGen 21st x x x x 462g for cellular487gColoursStarlight, Space Grey, Pink, Purple, BlueSilver, Space GreyPriceFrom £569/$599/AU$929£319/£459 Price & Availability When the iPad Air launched in spring 2022, there was already quite a leap in price from £319/$329 for the standard iPad to £569/$599 for the entry-level iPad Air. That’s £250/$270 extra. Then in October 2022 Apple put prices up outside of the so in the now the prices are as follows in the UK 9th gen iPad, from £369. iPad Air, from £669. Whatever the price, the question remains, is it worth spending more to get the iPad Air? We usually recommend that you choose the model with more storage, 64GB can be a bit tight, especially if you don’t have iCloud to store photos and music and other information off device. In that case, you could still save by choosing the 256GB WiFi iPad 9th gen $459/£519 rather than the 64GB iPad Air $599/£669. If the extra storage is worth more to you than the faster processor and better rear camera then it makes sense to stick with the standard iPad. Of course as of September 2022 there is another iPad to consider – the 10th generation iPad. This model does close the gap between the iPad Air and 9th generation iPad, but aside from the design changes there isn’t a lot else that is different to the 9th generation iPad we are considering here. Compare the prices of iPads in our Best iPad deals round up. We also list the best deals for the iPad 10th and 9th gen and the best deals for the iPad Air separately. The iPad 2021 iPad 2021 64GB Wi-Fi $329 / £369 was £319iPad 2021 256GB Wi-Fi $459 / 549 was £439iPad 2021 64GB Wi-Fi+Cellular / $479 / £519 was £459iPad 2021 256GB Wi-Fi+Cellular $609 /£669 was £579 Since it’s the one we recommend, here’s the best price right now for the 256GB Wi-Fi iPad $479/£549 Was £459 $ $ $ $ The iPad Air 2022 iPad Air 2022 64GB Wi-Fi £569 / $599 / €699 / AU$929iPad Air 2022 256GB Wi-Fi £719 / $749 / €869 / AU$1,159iPad Air 2022 64GB Wi-Fi+Cellular £719 / $749 / €869 / AU$1,159iPad Air 2022 256GB Wi-Fi+Cellular £869 / $899 / €1,039 / AU$1,389 Here’s the best price right now for the 256GB WiFi model $749/£849 Was £719 $ $ $ $ Verdict The iPad Air is an excellent, modern take on Apple’s vision for a tablet. It’s very fast, thanks to the M1 processor, looks great and has plenty of future-proofing built in. Of course, this all comes at a price and in recent years that has gone up quite a bit. We usually recommend against 64GB iPads, as it seems more likely to struggle with space if you intend to use it for a while. With that in mind, the Air really starts at $749/£849 was £719 for the 256GB version, which makes it an expensive device. The iPad 9th gen, on the other hand, costs $479/£549 was £459 for the 256GB version, and offers plenty of performance and features, including support for the less expensive version of the Apple Pencil. If you don’t need the extra power of the Air and don’t mind having a Home button on the front – you may even prefer it – we think it’s still one of the best bargains in the Apple catalogue. Our posts contain affiliate links. Sometimes, not always, we may make $$ when you make a purchase through these links. No Ads. Ever. Learn MoreWhile we could write an article comparing iPad Air to its most recent predecessors 3rd and 4th Generation iPads, a comparison of the iPad Air to the iPad 2 is much more exciting. And as it turns out, those are the only two models still available from Apple. Besides the substantial weight difference iPad Air is about a third-of-a-pound lighter than iPad 2, there were significant improvements across the board including display resolution, processing speed, RAM, graphics power, still/video camera resolution, and cellular carrier options. If you’re really looking for an upgrade, take a look at the Apple iPad 4 review comparison of the iPad Air with the now discontinued 3rd and 4th generation iPads isn’t as dramatic. For one, Apple has kept the same Retina display with resolution of 2048×1536 and 264 pixels-per-inch. The GHz dual-core CPU used in the 4th-Generation iPad remains in the iPad Air, although it uses the “Cyclone” variant rather than the “Swift” variant used previously. RAM has stayed the same at 1024MB, although the latest LPDDR3 chip improves upon the LPDDR2 used in the last two iPad models. And, the back camera hasn’t changed since the 3rd-Gen, offering HD video at 1080p HD 30fps and 5 Megapixel stills. If you really love Apple products, you might also be interested in reading our Apple iPad mini vs iPad take a look at how the recently-released iPad Air has substantially improved the tablet experience from the iPad 2 that first hit stores in March, 2011, but is still available from the Apple Store and Apple resellers SoCApple’s A7 System-on-a-Chip first hit Apple products in September, appearing in the iPhone 5s. A variant of the A7, APL5698, is used in the iPad Air and is a huge improvement from the A5 used in the iPad 2. For one, maximum CPU clock-rate has been improved from 1 GHz iPad 2 to iPad Air. While it may not seem like a huge jump, the A7 also improves efficiency and speed with 64-bit architecture the A5 is 32-bit and the M7 motion coprocessor which collects data from the tablet’s sensors. The A7 used in the iPad Air is also slightly faster than the A7 used in the iPhone 5s clocked at So if you’re looking to upgrade your iPad 2, the iPad Air will be a huge improvement, and you can also know why by reading our review of the best Apple iPad Air has doubled the RAM in the iPad, jumping from 512MB in the iPad 2 to 1024MB in the iPad Air. It doesn’t seem like a huge improvement considering the iPad 2 was launched two-and-a-half years ago. But the Air’ uses the faster and more energy efficient LPDDR3 RAM, rather than the DDR2 chip used in the iPad cameras in the iPad Air have been substantially improved from those in the iPad 2. The back camera usually the higher resolution camera in tablets, provided 720p video and megapixel still images. The video resolution has been improved to 1080p, and vastly improved to 5 megapixel still front camera on the iPad 2 only offers VGA quality video and still images at 640×480 resolution oh, how VGA seems so long ago. But along comes the iPad Air, bumping up video to 720p HD and still images up to megapixels. The 3rd-Generation iPad, by the way, still housed that VGA-resolution camera until the 4th-Generation iPad released last February that improved the front camera to what it is iPads come with environmental sensors including an ambient light sensor, magnetometer, and accelerometer for measuring X, Y, Z movement. However, all iPads after the 1st-Generation added a gyroscope sensor, adding to the acceleration sensor by measuring roll, pitch and yaw. While both models integrate the same sensors, the iPad Air’s M7 motion coprocessor handles processing to the A7 SoC can be freed up for other the iPad 2 will support iOS 7, it will not support Siri. So, if you’ve gotten used to using Siri voice commands to send messages or look up contacts, you won’t be able to do it on the iPad 2. Both the iPad Air and iPad mini support Siri. So if you need a real iPad upgrade, you may want to take a look at some of the best features of the Apple iPad Air 2, which has several significant updates to the original CarriersFor those of you interested in purchasing cellular service with your iPad, the iPad Air has added the third and fourth most popular cellular companies – Sprint and T-Mobile – to the list of supported carriers. The iPad 2 only supported AT&T and Verizon, but the iPad Air supports 4 different carriers, allowing you more flexibility in your choice of service providers. The number of carriers is also an improvement from the 3rd-Generation iPad that only supported AT&T and Verizon, and the 4th-Generation iPad that added Sprint to the list of Hasn’t Changed?The most apparent characteristic that hasn’t changed is the display size of the iPad that has remained at diagonal since the first iPad was released 3 years ago. And while the resolution of the screen may have improved after the iPad 2, the iPad display is still LED-backlit with IPS technology, finished with fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating. Apple also rates battery life exactly the same for both tablets Up to 10 hours of web surfing via Wi-Fi, watching movies, or listening to far as pricing, the cheapest iPad 2 w/16GB is $399 reduced from $499 at launch, while the iPad Air w/16GB is $499. The 16GB with Wi-Fi and Cellular is $529, while the iPad Air with Wi-Fi and Cellular starts at $629. Way to go Apple, more technology for the same launch price! However, where the iPad capped-out at 64GB, the iPad Air has added 128GB capacity. The priciest iPad Air is the 128GB model with Wi-Fi and Cellular for $ chart below provides a quick reference to the major changes in the iPad Air and iPad 2iPad AirModel A1395 WiFi, A1397 WiFi + CDMA, A1396 WiFi + GSMA1474 WiFi, A1475 WiFi + CellularReleasedMar. 11, 2011Nov. 1, 2013SoCApple A5Apple A7CPU1 GHz dual-core ARM GHz dual-core Apple CycloneGPUDual-core Power VRSGX543MP2PowerVR G6430Memory512 MB DDR2 RAM1024 MB LPDDR3 RAMStorage16GB, 32GB, 64GB16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GBDisplay1,024 × 768 pixels 132ppi2,048 × 1,536 pixels 264 ppi Retina DisplayFront MP still, 640×480 VGA MP still, 720p videoBack MP still w/5× digital zoom / 720 p HD, 30fps still and video camera5 MP still w/5× digital zoom / 1080p HD, 30fps, still and video cameraSensorsAccelerometer, ambient light sensor, magnetometerAccelerometer, ambient light sensor, magnetometer + gyroscopeWeight Wi-Fi only model lb 601 g lb 469 g H × W × D H × W × D inWirelessWi-Fi CardMicro-SIMNano-SIMConnector Type30 pinLightningLowest PriceWi-Fi 16GB $399Wi-Fi 16GB $499Highest PriceWi-Fi + Cellular 64GB $829Wi-Fi + Cellular 128GB $929[Update Pricing has been revised on iPad 2] Apple just unveiled the iPad Air 2. Its predecessor, the iPad Air $ at eBayOpens in a new window , scored a near-perfect stars and an Editors' Choice award when lead analyst Sascha Segan reviewed it last year. The iPad Air 2 ups the ante in just about every way, but is it enough to command $100 more than the iPad Air, which just saw a $100 price drop? We compare specs to help you decide. Perhaps the most striking difference between the two tablets is physical. Whereas the iPad Air presented an entirely new look for the large-screen tablet, the iPad Air 2 takes the same general design, but makes it even thinner. The iPad Air 2 is a surprising 18 percent thinner than the iPad Air, which makes it just inches thick and less than a pound. As Apple points out, that's thinner than the width of a standard No. 2 pencil. In other words, if you're looking for a supremely portable big-screen tablet, the iPad Air 2 is an even better bet than the original. The iPad Air 2 also features Touch ID, which Apple first introduced on the iPhone 5s at AmazonOpens in a new window . Essentially, Touch ID is a fingerprint sensor that makes it possible to unlock your device and make secure purchases with a single tap of your finger. It's a feature I use every day on my iPhone, but I'm not sure it'll prove quite as useful for a tablet. After all, you probably don't unlock your tablet nearly as many times per day as your phone. It's also not the sort of form factor that you can just pick up and automatically unlock with one hand. Instead, you'll likely have to cradle the tablet in one hand, while using your other hand to activate Touch ID. It's still likely to make it easier to unlock the tablet and make payments, but I'm not sure if this alone makes it a worthy upgrade. Display size and resolution remain the same that is, a Retina display with 2,048-by-1,536-pixel resolution, which works out to 264 pixels per inch. But a change comes in the form of a new anti-reflective coating, which potentially solves one of the biggest problems we had with the iPad Air. Apple claims this coating reduces glare by over 56 percent compared with its predecessor. We'll have to take it for a spin in various lighting conditions to see how well this works, but it could be a big reason to opt for the iPad Air 2. On the inside, the iPad Air is seeing a major boost as well. Apple usually gives its tablets the same chip as its latest phones, which in this case would mean the A8 in the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus $ at VerizonOpens in a new window . But the company has switched things up this time around, using a newly designed A8X chip for the iPad Air 2. Apple claims the 64-bit chip delivers 40 percent faster CPU performance than last year's A7, along with more than double the graphics performance. It's also rated for up to 10 hours of battery life, which is one of the most important metrics to take into consideration when evaluating a tablet. Again, we'll have to get the iPad Air 2 in PC Labs for some in-depth benchmark testing, but so far it sounds promising. The iPad Air 2 is also getting a new 8-megapixel iSight camera, which is a welcome upgrade to the 5-megapixel sensor on the Air. Apple claims that this is its best iPad camera yet, and showed some pretty impressive demos at its keynote. But perhaps just as exciting as an increase in image quality is a whole slew of new features, including burst, panorama, slo-mo, and timer modes, as well as time-lapse videos. These features help bring it more in line with the iPhone, and could be worth it if you use your tablet to take a lot of photos which still seems strange to me, but is a trend I'm seeing more and more. The front-facing camera features the same resolution, but has an improved sensor and larger pixels for better low-light performance, so you can start snapping more selfies in the dark. Less exciting but no less important, wireless connections on the iPad Air 2 have received a significant upgrade. Wi-Fi is twice as fast as before, with with WiMo capable of delivering speeds up to 866Mbps. LTE support on the cellular model has improved with 20 bands, offering users up to 150Mbps. And last but not least well actually, yeah, least, the iPad Air 2 comes in a new gold color option. So if you need your tech to match your outfits, color coordination just got a bit easier. You can pre-order the iPad Air 2 starting Friday for $499 for the 16GB Wi-Fi version, or you can pick up the original iPad Air right now for $399. When I first started writing this, I was prepared to tell you to just save $100 and pick up the original iPad Air, because who needs Touch ID on a tablet anyway? But now that I look at all of the improvements, it's clear that the iPad Air 2 may not be a radical redesign, but it's more than just an incremental upgrade. Of course, we'll have to put the tablet through its paces for a full review before reaching a final verdict, but judging by what's on paper, it seems worth it to shell out the extra $100 for the iPad Air 2. Until then, check out our hands on with the iPad Air 2 and the slideshow above. Apple Fan? Sign up for our Weekly Apple Brief for the latest news, reviews, tips, and more delivered right to your inbox. This newsletter may contain advertising, deals, or affiliate links. Subscribing to a newsletter indicates your consent to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe from the newsletters at any time. Home News Tablets It's thinner, but is it better? Apple's been busy lately. Just weeks after unveiling the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, it's unveiled brand new iPads in the form of the iPad Air 2 and the iPad Mini success of the iPad Air 2 is a given - Apple could stick its logo on a donkey and millions of people would buy it. But with the competition catching up fast and phablets offering big-screened fun without the need for equally big pockets the tablet market is more competitive than Apple still pushing tablet tech forwards, or is the iPad Air 2 a collection of minor improvements? Let's find Air 2 vs iPad Air DesignYou'll be shocked to discover that the iPad Air 2 looks awfully like the iPad Air. There's a new colour option the same champagne gold that the iPhone comes in and it's 18% thinner at just thick, but you're not going to mistake it for any other device. One important detail is new, though, and that's the Touch ID sensor that also acts as the home button. More about that in a most important change in the iPad Air 2 is the way the screen is made. By eradicating the air gaps between different layers Apple has managed to make the display significantly thinner, and it has the pleasant side-effect of making the pixels appear closer to the surface of the screen much rumoured iPad Pro didn't make an appearance this time, so the iPad Air 2 remains the biggest tablet Apple currently sells. It's also the slimmest, with a case that's just Air 2 vs iPad Air ScreenThe Retina display of the original iPad Air was pretty tasty, but rivals manage to stuff even more pixels into their tablets and on paper at least the Air's 264 pixels per inch looks quite small. However, rather than join in the pixel density race, Apple has kept the Air 2 display as-is once again it's 2,048 x 1,536, but it's better integrated into the panel like the iPhone 6 which means the iPad Air 2 can be slimmer. The iPad Air 2 screen is anti-reflective, too, which should make it more usable in brightly lit keeping the screen the same resolution a mistake? We're not entirely convinced of the merits of ever-higher pixel density for tablets, which we don't tend to use at less than arm's length. To our eyes at least the Retina display is perfectly Air 2 vs iPad Air CameraThe iPad has two cameras, a front-facing Facetime HD camera and a rear-facing iSight camera. On the original Air they were and 5MP respectively, with video recording of up to 1080p HD with stabilisation. The iSight camera offered a very respectable f/ aperture for low light the iPad Air 2 both cameras have been improved. The Facetime HD camera has been upped to and the iSight camera is now an 8MP model with an f/ aperture - close to, but not quite as good as, the f/ in the iPhone sensor is new, too, offering better low light performance and better image quality overall. It's a shame that the iPad Air 2 didn't get the optical image stabilisation of the iPhone 6 Plus, as we've found that the bigger and heavier the device, the more photos suffer from shaky hands A8X processor includes an Apple-designed image signal processor to reduce noise and artefacts, and the iPad Air 2 can now record panoramas of up to 43 megapixels. It gets burst mode too for high speed action, and the iPhone's timelapse and slo-mo features make it to the tablet Air 2 vs iPad Air BatteryThe iPad Air's battery is a whopping 8,826 mAh, although that was slightly smaller than the 11,560 mAh in the iPad 2. Apple managed to reduce the bulk without damaging the headline 10-hour battery life the iPad always promises, and the Air delivered up to 10 hours on Wi-Fi, watching video or listening to music on the Wi-Fi only model and 9 hours on the cellular model. Current page Page 1 Next Page Page 2 Sign up to receive daily breaking news, reviews, opinion, analysis, deals and more from the world of tech. ContributorWriter, broadcaster, musician and kitchen gadget obsessive Carrie Marshall Twitter has been writing about tech since 1998, contributing sage advice and odd opinions to all kinds of magazines and websites as well as writing more than a dozen books. Her memoir, Carrie Kills A Man, is on sale now. She is the singer in Glaswegian rock band HAVR. 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Isso também é uma vantagem para eletrodomésticos, pois facilita o transporte, e para muitos outros tipos de espessura ou profundidade do largura representa a dimensão horizontal do altura representa a dimensão vertical do é a quantidade de espaço tridimensional ocupado pelo produto – ou, em termos mais simples, o espaço que o produto caneta stylus é um acessório que permite que você interaja com a tela sensível ao toque com mais precisão, e é particularmente útil para desenhar e para pode destacar o teclado do aparelho e utilizar a tela como um tablet. A remoção do teclado torna o dispositivo mais leve, e oferece a possibilidade de alternar com facilidade entre modo laptop e modo tablet. O teclado está incluso na compra do teclado é retroiluminado, tornando mais fácil digitar em locais escuros ou com baixa dispositivo é à prova de poeira e resistente à água. Produtos resistentes à água podem resistir à penetração de água como jatos de água potentes, mas não à submersão em maior o tamanho da tela, melhor a experiência do resolução é um indicador essencial da qualidade da imagem de um display, pois indica a quantidade máxima de píxeis que podem ser visualizados. A resolução é apresentada como um valor composto de píxeis horizontais e densidade de píxeis é uma medida de resolução de tela, expressa como o número de píxeis por polegada PPI na tela. Uma maior densidade de píxeis se traduz em mais clareza e nitidez para as imagens reproduzidas na tela, melhorando a qualidade da tipo de tecnologia utilizada no de atualização Desconhecido. Ajude-nos sugerindo um valor. Apple iPad Air 2 Desconhecido. Ajude-nos sugerindo um valor. Apple iPad mini 4A frequência com que a tela é atualizada. Uma maior frequência resulta em menor cintilação menos ruído e em uma representação de movimento mais natural em cenas com ação de amostragem de toque Desconhecido. Ajude-nos sugerindo um valor. Apple iPad Air 2 Desconhecido. Ajude-nos sugerindo um valor. Apple iPad mini 4A taxa de amostragem de toque é a velocidade na qual uma tela pode registrar o toque e responder ao renderizar o próximo frame. Também chamada de taxa de atualização por resistentes a danos como Corning Gorilla Glass ou Dragontrail Asahi Glass são finas e leves, e podem suportar altos níveis de a reduzir reflexos no seu tela suporta HDR10, que é uma tecnologia de vídeo HDR alta faixa dinâmica. Comparado ao vídeo de faixa dinâmica padrão SDR, o vídeo HDR10 tem maior contraste e profundidade de cor, resultando em imagens mais armazenamento interno refere-se ao espaço de armazenamento interno disponível em um dispositivo para dados do sistema, aplicativos e dados gerados pelo usuário. Uma maior capacidade de armazenamento interno permite salvar mais arquivos e aplicativos no memória de acesso aleatório RAM é uma forma de memória volátil usada para armazenar dados de trabalho e códigos em uso. Trata-se de um armazenamento virtual de acesso rápido e temporário que pode ser lido e alterado em qualquer ordem, facilitando a velocidade de processamento de velocidade da CPU ou processador indica quantos ciclos de processamento podem ser executados por uma CPU a cada segundo, considerando todos os seus núcleos unidades de processamento. Essa velocidade é calculada pela soma da capacidade de cada núcleo – ou, no caso de processadores multinúcleos que empregam diferentes microarquiteturas, de cada grupo de dispositivo tem um slot de memória padrão como um slot para cartão SD ou micro SD, de modo que você pode estender o armazenamento interno com módulos de memória acessíveis, ou você pode facilmente recuperar dados, como fotografias, de um cartão de pequenos proporcionam melhor desempenho e menor consumo de energia. Chipsets com um maior número de transistores, componentes semicondutores de dispositivos eletrônicos, oferecem mais poder computacional. Um fator de forma pequeno permite que mais transistores se encaixem em um chip, aumentando, assim, seu sistema operacional 32-bit pode suportar, no máximo, 4GB de RAM. Sistemas 64-bit permite mais do que 4GB, proporcionando maior desempenho. Também é possível executar aplicativos quantidade máxima de memória externa suportada pelo sistema em um chip SoC tem um chip celular LTE integrado. O LTE é capaz de fazer downloads a velocidades mais rápidas do que a antiga tecnologia a tecnologia um chip pode alternar entre dois conjuntos de núcleos de processador, a fim de maximizar o desempenho do aparelho e a duração da bateria. Durante uma partida de jogo, por exemplo, os núcleos mais potentes são utilizados para otimizar a performance, enquanto o ato de checar e-mails aciona núcleos menos potentes para prolongar a duração da número de megapíxeis determina a resolução das imagens capturadas com a câmera principal. Um número maior indica que a câmera é capaz de capturar mais detalhes. No entanto, a quantidade de megapíxeis não é o único fator que determina a qualidade de uma número de megapíxeis determina a resolução das imagens capturadas com a câmera frontal. Um maior número de megapíxeis indica que a câmera frontal pode capturar mais detalhes, um fator essencial para a captura de imagens em alta resolução máxima disponível para vídeos capturados com a câmera principal. Embora possa ser possível optar por outras velocidades de gravação, essas opções costumam gerar vídeos em menor flash é bom para ambientes pouco iluminados e pode ser usado frequentemente como lanterna de câmera frontal secundária pode ser usada para vídeo tirar fotos automaticamente com alta faixa dinâmica HDR.O dispositivo permite tirar várias fotografias capturando diferentes partes do cenário, juntando depois todas as fotos numa só lenta, ou "slow-motion", é um efeito de vídeo artístico que faz com que o tempo pareça passar mais devagar. Para alcançar o efeito, é preciso gravar vídeos com uma taxa de quadros "frame rate" maior do que a taxa padrão de 24fps ou 30fps. Dependendo dos recursos da câmera, as taxas de quadros para vídeos em câmera lenta variam entre 60fps e foco automático é imediatamente ajustado ao objeto com um simples toque na é um codec usado para transmitir áudio sem fio com bluetooth. Ele é desenvolvido pela Qualcomm, e suporta áudio de 16 bits a uma taxa de bits de aptX HD é um codec de áudio para dispositivos Bluetooth que é desenvolvido pela Qualcomm. Ele suporta áudio de 24-bit de alta qualidade a uma taxa de bits de 576kbps.O LDAC é um codec desenvolvido pela Sony para áudio Bluetooth. Ele é capaz de uma taxa de bits muito alta de 990kbps, o que fornece áudio de alta resolução. Ele também pode se ajustar automaticamente a uma taxa de bits inferior de 330kbps ou 660kbps para aumentar a Low Latency é um codec desenvolvido pela Qualcomm. Ele usa a tecnologia Bluetooth para fornecer áudio de baixa latência cerca de 40ms, o que é útil quando você deseja evitar atrasos de áudio por exemplo, ao jogar.O aptx Adaptive é um codec de áudio para dispositivos Bluetooth que é desenvolvido pela Qualcomm. Ele tem uma taxa de bits variável entre 279kbps e 420kbps, o que significa que ele pode ajustar a taxa de bits para diferentes cenários, como ouvir áudio HD ou reduzir a interferência de outros com alto-falantes estéreo reproduzem áudio de canais independentes dos lados esquerdo e direito, resultando em som mais rico e em uma melhor esse conector padrão, você pode conectar a maioria dos fones de ouvido ao seu mais microfones um dispositivo tiver, melhor a filtragem de ruídos de fundo e melhor a qualidade de gravação de som em sintonizador de rádio FM integrado permite que você ouça, sem usar a internet, a maioria das estações de rádio FM transmitidas ao capacidade da bateria representa a quantidade de energia elétrica que uma bateria pode armazenar. Maior capacidade pode indicar maior vida útil da da bateria Desconhecido. Ajude-nos sugerindo um valor. Apple iPad Air 2 Desconhecido. Ajude-nos sugerindo um valor. Apple iPad mini 4A duração da bateria do aparelho quando em uso, conforme informação do fabricante. Com uma bateria mais durável, não é preciso recarregar o aparelho com tanta de carregamento rápido, como Quick Charge da Qualcomm ou Pump Express da MediaTek, reduzem o tempo de carregamento de um aparelho. Por exemplo, com o Quick Charge a bateria pode ser carregada em 50% em apenas 30 compatível com recarga sem fio Qi. Para recarregar o aparelho, basta colocá-lo em sua base de de carregamento Desconhecido. Ajude-nos sugerindo um valor. Apple iPad Air 2 Desconhecido. Ajude-nos sugerindo um valor. Apple iPad mini 4Tempo necessário para carregar completamente a energia o aparelho consome enquanto indicador lhe mostra quando o dispositivo está com pouca bateria pode ser recarregada e utilizada bateria é removível e, se quebrar, pode ser trocada pelo usuárioRecursosVersão do Wi-FiWi-Fi 5 Wi-Fi 4 5 Wi-Fi 4 versões de Wi-Fi suportadas pelo de Privacidade do App Mail é um recurso embutido no aplicativo de e-mail padrão que bloqueia os remetentes de usar "pixels de rastreamento" para ver quando você tiver lido um e-mail. Ele também esconde seu endereço IP dos aprendizado no dispositivo é usado para reconhecer pessoas, lugares e muito mais no aplicativo Fotos. Os algoritmos são executados no dispositivo, onde estes dados sensíveis são então mantidos. Os serviços concorrentes carregam as fotos e fazem isso em seus servidores, o que requer o compartilhamento de dados recurso de privacidade alerta você com uma pequena notificação quando um aplicativo copia dados da sua área de recurso de privacidade permite que você compartilhe sua localização aproximada com um aplicativo em vez de sua localização pode ativar ou desativar o acesso de um aplicativo à câmera ou microfone em seu dispositivo. Há também ícones de indicação para mostrar quando um aplicativo usa a câmera ou o aplicativos rastreiam sua atividade mesmo quando o aplicativo não está em uso. Este recurso de privacidade permite que você bloqueie este rastreamento, seja em todos os aplicativos ou em aplicativos específicos..Essa configuração no navegador padrão permite bloquear rastreamento de cookies de navegação entre sites e dados para ajudar a proteger sua tela dividida permite que você use dois aplicativos lado a diversosO desempenho de ponto flutuante é uma medida do poder de processamento bruto da de instruções são conjuntos de códigos que a CPU executa para determinadas Galaxy Tab S8 UltraSamsung Galaxy Tab S8 PlusApple iPad Pro 12__9 2022 Wi-Fi + CellularApple iPad Pro 11 2022 Wi-Fi + CellularApple iPad Pro 12__9 2021 Wi-Fi + CellularApple iPad Pro 11 2021 Wi-Fi + CellularSamsung Galaxy Tab Active 4 ProExibir tudo

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