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Apple Launches iPhone 17e and Refreshed M4 iPad Air Starting at $599

via Ars Technica·2h ago·4 sources·Community Voted

Apple launched two new products Monday — the iPhone 17e and a refreshed iPad Air powered by the M4 chip — both priced at $599 in a bid to compete aggressively in the mid-range market. The iPhone 17e features Apple's new A19 chip, MagSafe wireless charging, and 256GB of base storage, representing a significant upgrade over the previous SE line that brings flagship-level technology to a more accessible price point. The M4 iPad Air doubles its RAM to 12GB while keeping the same sleek design, making it an increasingly capable laptop replacement for students and professionals. Both devices signal Apple's strategy of democratizing premium features as the smartphone and tablet markets mature and consumers demand more value for their money.

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