Deal: 10th gen 10.9' iPad now going for as low as RM1,899 in Malaysia - SoyaCincau

You can get the new 10th gen iPad for RM1,899 after discount. The new iPad gets a larger 10.9' Liquid Retina display, A14 Bionic chip, landscape stereo speakers and ultra-wide front camera.

, the 10th gen iPad features slimmer bezels and there’s no longer a physical home button but it still gets Touch ID on the power button. The Liquid Retina screen is slightly larger at 10.9″ pushing 2360×1640 pixels. It also runs on a new Apple A14 Bionic chip, which is the same chip that’s powering the iPhone 12 series.

The new iPad also adopts USB-C which allows you to connect it to external drives, docks and displays. Despite using USB-C, the new iPad still supports the 1st gen Apple Pencil and this means you’ll need an extra USB-C to Apple Pencil adapter to charge the Apple pencil stylus. Other major improvements for the new iPad are a landscape ultra-wide front camera and proper stereo speakers for landscape usage. If you need an Apple Pencil, Machines is currently selling it for

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