Apple launches new iPad with iPhone XS features at New York event
Apple's new iPads
will more closely resemble its latest iPhones as they ditch a home button and
fingerprint sensor to make more room for the screen.
As
with the latest iPhone models the XR and XS the new
iPad Pro will use facial-recognition technology to unlock the device
and to authorize app and Apple Pay purchases.
Apple
also unveiled new Mac computers, including a MacBook Air laptop with a high-resolution
screen.
Tuesday's
announcements took place at an opera house in New York, where the company was
emphasizing its products' ability to create music, video and sketches. Neither
the Mac nor the iPad generates as much revenue for Apple as iPhones.
Tablet
sales have been declining overall, though Apple saw a 3 percent increase in
iPad sales last year to nearly 44 million, commanding a 27 percent market
share, according to research firm IDC. Apple has been promoting its high-end
iPad Pro as ideal for artists, photographers and other creators.
The
iPad changes are likely enough to drive continued growth in tablet unit sales
for Apple, said D.A. Davidson Co. analyst Tom Forte. Read
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