iPad Makeover

Recently, Apple Inc. held a press conference today in San Francisco to release the latest software and hardware products. One of the most interesting is iPad Air and iPad Mini, the former is more light and thin, and therefore was given the "Air" title.

1, iPad Air

Like the usual conference, Apple still launched an unexpected product, the iPad Air, which is thinner than previous iPads. Since The New iPad, Apple's tablet products seem to have left a "heavy" impression. This time, Apple introduced the iPad Air, with a thickness of only 7.5mm, thoroughly playing a small fresh.

iPad Air's screen size is still 9.7 inches, equipped with a Retina display, using the Apple A7 processor, the camera is also much more force than the previous product, front camera 1.2 million pixels, rear camera is 500 million pixels, although not Very high, but compared to the previous product, it has been considered a revolutionary update. iPad Air may be a revolutionary product launched by Apple. The weight of the 469g is actually a lot lighter than the iPad 2 that weighed 601g.

2, iPad Mini

Only last year launched the first product of the iPad Mini, this year finally lived up to the expectations of the Retina screen, but the price is much more expensive than the previous generation. The 7.9-inch screen has a resolution of 2048×1536. This means that on a 7.9-inch screen, the pixel density reaches 326ppi. The thickness increased from 7.2mm to 7.5mm, but the weight increased by 23g over the previous generation.

The new iPad mini will be released later in November. The entry price is $299, which is $100 more than the previous generation.

3. Free and Upgrading At this conference, Apple's iLife suite of software (including iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand applications) and iWork suite of software (including Pages, Numbers, and Keynote applications, similar to Word in Microsoft Office, Excel, PPT software has been substantially updated, and it is announced that the two suites will be free for new iOS devices.

It seems to be the first time that the software is free for Apple. It is reported that iLife and iWork software will be trial free on the new iOS device. Insiders pointed out that this is undoubtedly Apple's "soft and hard" strategy for the market, hoping to use software and hardware to get a larger tablet market. Is it true that foreign media has said that Apple's focus has shifted from PC to tablet?