A couple of weeks ago, I got a new iPad, because the old one was acting strangely. It shut down a few times a day, for no apparent reason, and it was “jumpy” sometimes, when responding to taps. I like the new iPad much better, and it cost less than the old one did!<\/p>\n
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First of all, the new iPad is new, so that’s a good reason to like it better, right? I got the new 9.7-inch model, like the one at this link on the Apple site<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you’d like a “weightier” reason for liking it, the new iPad is noticeably lighter than the old one. Instead of sitting down to read articles, or Twitter, etc., on the iPad, I walk around the house. Having a lighter iPad means less strain on my wrist, so that’s a good thing.<\/p>\n Another thing that I loved was how easy it was to set up the new iPad. The old iPad was nearby (unintentionally), and the new iPad detected it. It asked if I wanted to get everything from that old iPad, so I click OK, of course!<\/p>\n The only pain was entering the login information again, for all the apps on the new iPad. A few apps kept their login info, but most didn’t.<\/p>\nApple Pencil<\/h3>\n