At its “Time Flies” virtual event aired earlier today, Apple announced the new eight-generation iPad powered by the A12 Bionic while also supporting the company’s Neural Engine for the first time, with the latter capable of 5 trillion operations per second.
The new iPad 8 supports Apple’s Smart Keyboard as well as Logitech keyboards, along with the first-generation Apple Pencil.
Starting at a price of $429 CAD, the iPad 8 is now available to pre-order in Canada with availability beginning Friday, September 18.
Below are the CAD prices of the new Apple iPad 8 (2020):
Apple Pencil (1st generation) is fully compatible with the iPad 8 and can be ordered for $129 CAD.
Smart Keyboard for iPad 8 is available for purchase for $219 CAD, whereas Smart Covers for iPad 8 are available for $65 CAD and are offered in black, white, deep navy, cyprus green, and pink citrus colours.
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