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No doubt intended as a differentiator against higher tier iPads. If you’re transferring a lot of data through a cable or using peripherals that benefit from USB
by kitsunesoba 4y ago
No doubt intended as a differentiator against higher tier iPads. If you’re transferring a lot of data through a cable or using peripherals that benefit from USB 3, they want you to buy an iPad Air (10Gbps USB-C) or iPad Pro (40Gbps Thunderbolt).
- brewdad 4y agoIf it's intended as a differentiator, rather than cost savings, I would hope they would mention it in the fine print somewhere. I'm in the market for a new iPad this year. I've already ruled out the new base iPad but I've read the Apple site closely and quite a few reviews and this is the first I'm hearing of this difference in USB-C ports.