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The new iPad Air has an upgraded M3 chip that Apple says is twice as fast as last year’s model.
It comes in four colors, 11- and 13-inch models, and starts at $ 599 for the smaller model and $ 799 for the larger.
Apple CEO Tim Cook teased the announcement on X on Monday , posting a graphic that said “there's something in the Air”.
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