Apple's 4th-generation iPad.
(Credit:
Apple)
Apple today said it would begin offering its fourth-generation iPad with double the storage capacity.
The 128-gigabyte Wi-Fi-only
iPad would cost $799, while a cellular version would cost $929. The new iPads would be available on Feb. 5.
The updated iPad represents a minor update to a device that already got a slight overhaul late last year. Many expect Apple to unveil a new iPad with more significant changes in the coming months.
The iPad has all of the same features as before, including a 9.7-inch Retina Display, FaceTime HD camera, and an A6X processor.
Apple is hoping the higher capacity iPad will be better suited for the business world. Over the past few years, the company has made a concerted push to get into companies for professional use.
While Apple's share in the
tablet market remains dominant, it is starting to see increasing competition from lower-priced devices such as Amazon's Kindle Fire HD and Google's Nexus 7 tablets. In response, the company late last year unveiled the iPad Mini.
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