Apple Inc., as a company, was committed to create products that will benefit people in different areas of a business. When the iPad was first introduced back in January 27, 2010, it did not seem to do much for a lot of people. It probably took Apple a while to realize that a machine, as portable as the iPad was, could do so much more for those who live around the graphic design world. This was a great opportunity for Apple to re-introduce its tablet to the world. In October 22, 2013, Apple introduced to the world a redesigned machine. Such machine was going to allow a variety of users to have a better experience. It was a tablet that met customers' needs. More designers, engineers, architects, and businessmen would use the latest Apple tablet. The
iPad Air was created for those who needed a machine capable of supporting graphic work. It was the ultimate tablet that many would seek to perform work on-the-go. The thin and light-weight enclosure made the iPad Air so much better than the previous generations of iPads. Obviously, Apple did not only think that the iPad would benefit businesses since the iPad became a tablet used by students and educators in the classrooms. Apple word processing applications or also know as iWork became a tremendous add-on for the iPads, especially since Apple announced it to be available for free. Apple has always introduced an advanced version of its products at their annual Special Events, so the iPad, obviously, was not going to be left behind. The company would introduced a more advanced iPad, and not only that, it continued making its
iPad mini (introduced in Sept. 2012) better and with similar features like on an iPad Air.
Of course, the iPad Air 2 was not the end for Apple to extend its product line. In September, 9, 2015, at the the latest
Special Event, Tim Cook (Apple's CEO) introduced a much larger tablet that entails the same iOS experience, but that is capable of performing the same work a regular MacBook Pro with Retina Display would. This new device took the name of
iPad Pro. Apple's latest tablet has completed the family of iPads thus far.
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Current iPad Family (Apple.com) |