Apple announced theSamsung Galaxy Tab S7 and the latest Tab S8, both in of performance and features. It is available in two models, with 64GB of storage and 256GB of storage.

Right out of the box, the iPad 9th Gen comes with a 10.2-inch Retina IPS LCD display with a pixel density of 265 pixels per inch. What makes this display unique is iPad 9th Gen with Apple's Magic Keyboard, the whole setup does not feel too bulky.

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iPad 9th Gen with Apple Pencil

The 2021 iPad features the 7 nm A13 Bionic chipset on the inside. Even though the processor was launched in 2019, it is pretty capable of multitasking and gaming. For reference, the device scores about 1,325 in the single-core and 3,360 in the multi-core test on Geekbench v5, which is comparable to the performance score of Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset.

The iPad 9th Gen can easily last for another four to five years. The latest version of iPadOS, i.e., iPad OS 15, was launched in June 2021. Taking a look at the list of compatible devices, the oldest iPad to this update is the iPad Air 2, which was launched in 2014. Given that iPad Air 2 has received the latest software update for about seven years, iPad 9th Gen is a safe purchase, at least for a few years. For students or professionals who wish to purchase a tablet for attending online lectures or video calls, the iPad 9th Gen features an excellent 12MP (ultrawide) front camera with Apple's Center Stage, keeping the subject in the center.

Lastly, the 2021 iPad s Apple Pencil (1st Gen), which unlocks a lot of use cases. For example, with the help of Apple Pencil, students can take notes on apps like Notability and Noteshelf. After that, creative professionals can use the stylus for drawing illustrations in apps like Procreate and Adobe Illustrator Draw, which are quite capable. All these features are packed in the iPad 9th Gen for $329 for the 64GB model and $479 for the 256GB model.

By comparison, the newer iPad model (10th gen) is much more expensive. The 10th generation iPad released in 2022 starts at $449 for just 64GB of storage — a significant jump in price over its predecessor. The 256GB model starts at $599. For those just looking for an entry-level iPad as opposed to something with more complex capabilities like the iPad Air or iPad Pro, those starting price points may be a huge barrier. At over $100 cheaper, the still-capable 9th generation iPad should be good enough to meet regular s’ everyday needs.

Source: Apple