Apple's new iPad has gone on sale in the US. (Duncan Alfreds, News24)
San Francisco - Apple has introduced a new iPad with more memory - a welcome addition for iPad enthusiasts constrained by the limits of their gadget's 64GB memory.
Apart from the increased memory, the 128GB iPad will be identical to current iPad 4 models with a 24.6cm Retina display, Apple-designed A6X chip, FaceTime HD camera and iOS 6.1.
The 128GB iPad sells in the US starting at $799 for the Wi-Fi-only version, with the price rising to $929 for the version with Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity, Apple said in a statement.
No details were provided about the international release for the 128GB iPad, but in the past Apple has released devices in major markets such as Japan, Britain, Germany and Australia within a few weeks of the US launch.
Apple says more than 120 million iPads have been sold worldwide so far.
Apart from the increased memory, the 128GB iPad will be identical to current iPad 4 models with a 24.6cm Retina display, Apple-designed A6X chip, FaceTime HD camera and iOS 6.1.
The 128GB iPad sells in the US starting at $799 for the Wi-Fi-only version, with the price rising to $929 for the version with Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity, Apple said in a statement.
No details were provided about the international release for the 128GB iPad, but in the past Apple has released devices in major markets such as Japan, Britain, Germany and Australia within a few weeks of the US launch.
Apple says more than 120 million iPads have been sold worldwide so far.
