![]() ![]() Its larger screen in a package not that much bigger than the 9.7-inch model has no doubt impelled some upgrade purchases. While Apple doesn’t break out sales by models, I’d put good money on the 10.5-inch model in particular being a strong seller. On the other end of the spectrum we got a fully developed Pro line-up, with 12.9- and 10.5-inch models that at last boast feature parity. Plus, did I mention it’s cheap? That goes a long way towards ameliorating any performance or feature compromises. It’s not going to blow the socks off anybody looking for cutting-edge performance, but it’s no slouch either. We got the cheap entry-level iPad that appeals to the education and general consumer market. iPad sales had two consecutive quarters of growth, bolstered in no small part by a line-up that’s finally started to cohere. Even when the tablet seemed to be in the midst of its darkest hours, with stagnant sales and modest improvements, the Apple CEO remained steadfast-and this year it paid off. Perhaps nobody on Earth loves the iPad quite as much as Tim Cook. The iPad gets bigger, better, and cheaper
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