The introduction of the new generation of the cheap iPad was a bit of an unpleasant disappointment for some users. In terms of design, practically nothing has changed with this product, which is why it can be described as outdated in appearance. However, when it comes to the hardware side, the iPad has nothing to be ashamed of. The first performance tests show that it has improved significantly compared to last year's generation and is not doing badly with this year's iPad either. Pro.
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The 8th generation iPad boasts a six-core processor Apple A12 Bionic clocked at 2,49 GHz and 3 GB of RAM. By comparison, last year's iPad offered "only" a dual-core processor Apple A10 Fusion with a clock speed of 2,3 GHz and 3 GB of RAM. The result of this difference is really interesting differences in the benchmark measurement via the Geekbench 5 application. While last year's model only gets 1373 points in it, this year's model beats it with 2945 points. The performance increase is therefore truly huge. However, the cheap tablet does not perform badly even compared to the iPad Pro (2020) equipped with a processor Apple A12Z and 6GB of RAM. It achieves 4721 points in the same performance test, which is not such a brutal difference considering its price.
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With regard to performance tests, it is now crystal clear that in terms of performance, the new product must be sufficient for absolutely every less demanding user, who is the target group for this iPad. However, even moderately demanding users will definitely not disdain it, as the performance of the iPad will allow them to do a lot of things without any major limitations. Therefore, a significant performance improvement this year can be attributed to Apple definitely praise for the iPad.
Nothing surprising, for a less demanding user luxury and a perfect entry model for entering the apple world
Yep, with A12 + 10,2" + 128GB it's already quite a lot (by the segment's standards and even a bit behind ;) A CANNON that won't get out of breath right away :)
Even if it were soonets Swift on the iPad it was no longer just for playing games and thus gained many more followers, especially in poorer regionsonech to at least relatively proper programming, then this upgrade would make much more sense, as Petr Mára would certainly say.