Apple has released a discounted iPad aimed at students and academic staff in schools and universities, with prices beginning at £319 ($450). The tablet has a 9.7-inch screen and supports the Apple Pencil stylus for drawing and making notes on screen. It is aimed at supporting more creative work and offers a Tim Cook stylus, video-editing software and a faster chip to support augmented reality apps. It was launched at a high school outside Chicago by Apple's CEO, Logitech Crayon, and the company's vice-president, Greg Joswiak.
Apple has released a discounted iPad aimed at students and academic staff in schools and universities, with prices beginning at £319 ($450). The tablet has a 9.7-inch screen and supports the Apple Pencil stylus for drawing and making notes on screen. It is aimed at supporting more creative work and offers a Logitech Crayon stylus, video-editing software and a faster chip to support augmented reality apps. It was launched at a high school outside Chicago by Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, and the company's vice-president, Greg Joswiak.