Apple has introduced the iPad Air 5, powered by the M1 chip

 The iPad Air 5, which is expected to be equipped with the A15 Bionic chip, will be powered by the M1 chip. At the March 8 event, Apple introduced its new iPad Air 5 tablet. What excites the audience is the use of M1 chip in this tablet.

 Apple has introduced the iPad Air 5 at Peek Performance. Equipped with the M1, the tablet will have the same power as the iPad Pro, 2020 Macbook Air, 13-inch Macbook Pro and Mac Mini. Expectations were that the iPad Air 5 will be equipped with an A15 Bionic chip, but Apple surprised and chose to use the M1 chip. On the performance side, the M1 chip is 50% faster than the A15 Bionic and 70% more powerful than the A14 Bionic. The iPad Air 5 also has 5G support, like the iPad Pro and iPad Mini 6. Using a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, this model has many technologies such as 3.8 million pixels, 500 nit brightness, P3 color scale, True Tone and reflection protection. The iPad Air 5 with stereo speakers also supports TouchID. The front camera of the device uses a 12 MP sensor with Center Stage support, while the rear camera uses another 12 MP camera sensor that can capture 4K videos. The iPad Air 5 will go on sale starting at $ 599.