The Fire Max 11 is the best Amazon Fire tablet you can buy, and right now it's just shy of being $100 off. It sports a bright ...

Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner, and if you’re streaming shows, sketching ideas, or just trying to keep your kid entertained during dinner, a good tablet really helps. Lucky for you, some ...

Amazon India is hosting Prime Shopping Days sale, featuring various laptop and tablet deals from top brands, including ...

The Apple iPad Air 3rd Gen (2019) remains one of the most reliable tablets in its class. Now available refurbished in Grade-A condition for $169.99 (regularly $499), this 10.5-inch iPad offers a ...

This 11-inch 128GB Wi-Fi iPad Air with Apple’s powerful M3 chip is the top value and it now available for just $499 which is a 17% discount from its original price of $599.

Amazon is kicking off the week with discounts across the entire M3 iPad Air lineup, offering $100 off these tablets. Prices start at $499.00 for the 128GB Wi-Fi 11-inch M3 iPad Air, down from $599.00.

At 618 grams (Wi-Fi + Cellular), the 13-inch iPad Air (2025) isn’t the lightest tablet from Apple. It’s almost a millimeter thicker and 34 grams heavier than the iPad Pro (2024).

The iPad Air M3 offers some of the best performance for its price. The M2 was already quite fast for a tablet costing ₹ 59,900, and now, with the M3, it offers even more gains.

The MacBook Air M4 offers improved performance, longer battery life, and new colors. The iPad Air M3 has enhanced AI features, while Mac Studio provides significant upgrades for professional users.

Pricing and availability The iPad Air (2025) is available in two sizes: an 11-inch model starting at ₹ 59,900 for the Wi-Fi variant, while the Wi-Fi + Cellular option costs ₹ 74,900. Meanwhile ...

Here’s an in-depth price comparison of the iPad Air M3 in India, Dubai (UAE), the United States, Singapore, and Canada, along with a detailed breakdown of its features and specifications.

New Delhi: Apple is gearing up for a major product reveal this week, hinting at the arrival of the MacBook Air M4 and iPad Air M3. In a cryptic post on X (formerly Twitter), Apple CEO Tim Cook ...