Apple's new iPad Pros comes with the latest A12Z Bionic chip, an ultra-wide camera, studio-quality mics and a LiDAR scanner that delivers depth-sensing capabilities. The LiDAR scanner, along with pro cameras, motion sensors, pro performance, pro audio and the Liquid Retina display, enhances iPad Pros' augmented reality (AR) applications. With iPadOS 13.4, Apple brings trackpad support to iPad, giving customers an all-new way to interact with their iPads. As users move their finger across the trackpad, the pointer transforms to highlight user interface elements. Multi-touch gestures on the trackpad make it fast and easy to navigate the entire system without users lifting their hand, according to Apple.

Apple has introduced the seventh-generation iPad, bringing more screen area and support for the full-sized Smart Keyboard to its tablet device. Starting at US$329, the upgraded iPad features a 10.2-inch Retina display, Apple Pencil2 support, A10 Fusion chip, advanced cameras and sensors and all-day battery life. The new 10.2-inch Retina display iPad has nearly 3.5 million pixels and a wide viewing angle. The new iPad comes in silver, space gray and gold finishes in 32GB and 128GB configurations. It starts at US$329 for the Wi-Fi model and US$459 (US) for the Wi-Fi + Cellular model.

The new iPad Air in an ultra-thin 10.5-inch design offers the Apple Pencil support. With the A12 Bionic chip with Apple's Neural Engine, the new iPad Air delivers a 70% boost in performance and twice the graphics capability, and the advanced Retina display with True Tone technology is nearly 20% larger with over half a million more pixels, according to the vendor. The Apple-designed Neural Engine of the A12 Bionic chip powers the next generation of apps and iPad workflows using advanced machine learning and Core ML for engaging AR experiences, photo-realistic effects in 3D games and graphics performance within apps. The new iPad Air features the same Wi-Fi performance and Gigabit?class LTE connectivity built into the iPad Pro models. With eSIM technology built in, users can connect to wireless data plans right from iPad when traveling in more than 180 countries around the world, according to Apple.