Apple Outs The New iPad Mini 4

Without too much fanfare, Apple introduced the latest iteration of its smaller tablet, the iPad Mini 4.

The new iPad Mini 4 took the back seat in today’s launching event in favor of its gigantic sibling.

Phil Schiller, who gave a short introduction about the new tablet, didn’t share a lot of details about the iPad Mini 4 other than it’s an iPad Air 2 cramped in to an iPad Mini form factor.

One of the slides on his presentation, however, gave us an idea of its SRP. The iPad Mini 4 will start at $399, while the Wi-Fi only iPad Mini 2 will now retail for $269.

There’s no mention if the iPad Mini 3 will be given the same treatment as the model before it, but if tradition is anything to go by, we think that the iPad Mini 3 will not be included on Apple’s current tablet lineup, at least for now.

Other Apple announcements today:

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Ronnie Bulaong

This article was written by Ronnie Bulaong, a special features contributor and correspondent for YugaTech. Follow him on Twitter @turonbulaong.

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