We normally expect Apple to focus on iPhones during its September event, but this year we also got to see the new 7th generation entry-level iPad. The internals haven’t changed much, but Apple tinkered with enough features to make this an enticing potential buy if you haven’t upgraded your iPad in a few years. Here are the features we're most interested in checking out.
The display is bigger
Apple has been content to keep the display of the entry-level iPad at 9.7 inches for a while now, but today it announced that it’s boosting that to a 10.2-inch Retina display with nearly 3.5 million pixels. This may not seem like huge difference, but it should be palpable when you’re drawing or scribbling notes. Unfortunately though, unlike with the new iPad Pros, you’ll still have to suffer some big bezels.
