"The iPad Air, the middle child in Apple's tablet lineup, has been upgraded to the M4 chip with increased RAM and... Well, there's not a whole lot else if I'm being honest. At the very least, the new iPad Air M4 models remain at the same price as the iPad Air M3, with the 11-inch version starting at $599 and the 13-inch at $799."
"There's a significant performance bump from the M3 to the M4, and the increased RAM is doing a lot of work, especially if you're taking advantage of Apple Intelligence. If you're using an M1-powered iPad Air or something even older, though, the new iPad Air M4 should be a compelling upgrade."
"The most significant difference between the two iPad Air generations is their chipsets. The latest iPad Air launches with the M4 chip versus its predecessor's M3 chip, and it gets a bump in RAM from 8GB to 12GB. The M4 is up to 30 percent faster than the M3, according to Apple."
Apple upgraded the iPad Air to the M4 chip with RAM increased from 8GB to 12GB, maintaining the same starting prices of $599 for 11-inch and $799 for 13-inch models. The M4 delivers up to 30% faster performance than the M3, benefiting creatives and professionals particularly when using Apple Intelligence. The upgrade includes an N1 chip for faster internet speeds. However, the update lacks other enhancements like increased base storage. Users with M1-powered iPad Air or older models will find this upgrade compelling, while M3 users may see minimal visual differences despite performance gains.
Read at Engadget
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