Apple iPad Pro could go on sale from November 11 in US: report :)

Apple’s iPad Pro will go on sale in the US by November 11

 both online and offline, says a report on 9 to 5Mac.

Apple showed off the new bigger-screen iPad at the launch 

of the new iPhone 6s event. The new iPad Pro is aimed at

 increasing productivity, and moves away from the traditional 

media-entertainment centred iPads that we have seen in the 

past.

According to 9to5Mac report, the Apple Pencil and Smart 

Keyboard will be also available for purchase from November 

11.

The iPad Pro runs a 64-bit A9X chip, which Apple says is 

faster than most portable PCs that were shipped last year 

and offers 10 hours of battery life. It will come in 32 and 

128GB versions.  The iPad Pro also comes with a new four-

speaker audio design for better sound quality . It supports 

802.11ac Wi-Fi with MIMO technology, Bluetooth 4.0.

While the 32GB starts (WiFi only) starts at $799 (Rs 52320 

when converted) , the 128GB will cost $949 (Rs 62,142). 

The 

Apple site only lists a 128GB model in the WiFi+Cellular 

connectivity version. This one will cost $1049 (Rs 70, 655).

The iPad Pro also supports the new Apple Pencil stylus. 

Apple Pencil comes with a Lightning conductor built-in and 

Apple says that 15 seconds of charge will give a user 30 

seconds of usage. The Apple Pencil can be used by 

designers, and the screen can sense different levels of 

pressure, to create shading effects, etc.

Apple Pencil will work with apps like Mail, Notes, Procreate 

and Office 365 for iPad.  The iPad Pro also lets users run two 

apps in full size mode simultaneously.

Apple iPad Pro will come in 3 colours and in a 32 GB and 

128GB WiFi model.

iPad Pro comes in three colours silver, gold and space grey. 

The Apple Pencil will cost $99 and the keyboard $169.

Apple’s iPad Pro launches at a time when tablet sales have 

been declining worldwide if one were to go by the latest 

reports from IDC and Canalys. While Apple continues to 

lead 

in the segment, the tablet market is in sharp decline, and 

whether the iPad Pro will stem this fall remains to be seen

 .