Here’s where you can preorder the new OLED-equipped iPad Mini
Apple's smallest tablet is getting a bigger screen. Earlier this week, the company announced the eighth-generation iPad Mini alongside several new MacBook Pro models, bringing OLED technology to Apple's miniature tablet for the first time. The diminutive slate won't hit shelves until November 6th; however, you can already preorder it from Amazon, Walmart, Apple, and […]
Apple has unveiled its latest iPad Mini, equipped with an 8.5-inch OLED display, a sleeker design, and enhanced performance. The new tablet, Apple's smallest yet with the largest screen to date, is set to launch on November 6th. Preorders for the iPad Mini, starting at $699, are now available from major retailers such as Amazon, Walmart, Apple, Target, B&H Photo, and Best Buy.
Initial colors include black and creamy white, with a glare-reducing nano-texture display option for $899 and $1,099 for the 256GB and 512GB models, respectively. The new iPad Mini boasts an A20 Pro chip, offering improved speed and Siri AI capabilities. It also features IP67 water resistance, a larger 12-megapixel front-facing camera, and Apple's N1 wireless networking chip supporting Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, and Thread.
Cellular models receive Apple's C2 modem for up to 50% faster cellular speeds. The 256GB model costs $100 more than the 128GB, and the 512GB version is an additional $100 for the 256GB and $149 more for the 512GB. Cellular versions start at $849 for the 128GB, $949 for the 256GB, and $1,149 for the 512GB.
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