Apple has officially unveiled an updated iPad Air powered by the M3 chip. There’s also a new Magic Keyboard to go along with it and an updated version of the base iPad.

The 11-inch version of the iPad Air M3 starts at $599, while a 13-inch variant costs $799. Deliveries of the upgraded device after slated to begin on March 12. Apple said the iPad was “built for ...

Both will debut on March 12; however, Apple is taking pre-orders for the new tablets beginning Tuesday, the company said. The starting prices will be $599 and $799, respectively. The new iPad Air ...

The 11-inch variant of the new iPad Air starts at $599, while the 13-inch version starts at $799. As with other Apple products, you can often find them on sale at retailers like Amazon and Best Buy.

Apple’s new iPad Air is powered by the in-house M3 chipset. It has the same 8-core CPU and 9-core GPU architecture as before but is now built on a 3nm process instead of a 5nm process.

Apple has upgraded its iPad lineup -- the Air and entry-level models, at least. The new iPad Air now has an M3 chip compared to the M2 it had last year. It also gets a Magic Keyboard upgrade with ...

The bigest change is internal: the new model has Apple’s M3 chip, which should deliver slightly faster overall performance. The 11-inch iPad Air (M3) starts at $599 while the 13-inch iPad Air ...

The new iPad Air came somewhat as a surprise. When Apple teased a new "Air" release, like most others, I assumed that would come in the form of an M4 MacBook Air.

The iPad (2025) and iPad Air (2025) both ship with iPadOS 18.3, Apple’s latest tablet operating system. Although Apple doesn’t make update promises, there’s reason to believe they’ll both ...

The iPad Air moves up from an M2 in last year's Air refresh to an M3 chip, which is capable of Apple Intelligence and more graphics rendering. The Magic Keyboard gets a new layout with a larger ...