IPads offer a range of functionalities, letting users browse the internet, read e-books, watch videos, play games, and create and edit documents. User-friendly interface. IPads are known for their intuitive user interface, making them user-friendly for people of all ages. App ecosystem.

In basic terms, the iPad is a tablet or "slate" computer. Upon the release of the original iPad, Apple formally declared that it is a "magical and revolutionary" device for "browsing the web, reading and sending email, enjoying photos, watching videos, listening to music, playing games, reading e-books and more."

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iPad (10th generation) Apple's tried-and-true tablet, the base model iPad, is arguably the best value in the group. You get the same features as the more expensive Pro and Air models in a lightweight form factor with a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display with True Tone and thinner bezels than the previous generation.

The iPad Pro in both its sizes offers more power than most people need, for a higher price than most people should pay. It provides definite benefits, including an edge-to-edge display, Face ID instead of Touch ID, Apple's newest M2 processor, and support for the 2nd-generation Apple Pencil.

Students who use iPads in school tend to develop better critical thinking skills, higher-order reasoning skills, increased creativity, improved writing abilities, stronger communication skills, enhanced collaboration skills, a greater focus on tasks at hand, and improved organizational skills.

iPad does not officially stand for anything, but according to Apple, it is simply a name for their tablet computer. However, many people speculate that the “i” in iPad may stand for “internet”, as was the case with other Apple products like the iMac and the iPhone.

China All iPads are made in China. Everything Apple sells is made in China except Mac Pros.

iPad is compatible with leading apps and the most common software you'll use in college, including Microsoft 365, Adobe Creative Cloud, Canvas LMS, Notability, MATLAB, Google Workspace for Education and nearly two million apps available on the App Store.

Students who use iPads in school tend to develop better critical thinking skills, higher-order reasoning skills, increased creativity, improved writing abilities, stronger communication skills, enhanced collaboration skills, a greater focus on tasks at hand, and improved organizational skills.

Students who use iPads in school tend to develop better critical thinking skills, higher-order reasoning skills, increased creativity, improved writing abilities, stronger communication skills, enhanced collaboration skills, a greater focus on tasks at hand, and improved organizational skills.