At its iPad-focused tournament on Monday, Apple introduced a unused and advanced Witchcraft Keyboard, its keyboard accent for iPad.
The Witchcraft Keyboard has been “completely redesigned” to be a lot thinner and lighter, Apple says, and now features a serve as row for fast get admission to to controls like display screen sunny, quantity adjustment and play games/inactivity. Past that, the unused Witchcraft Keyboard options aluminum palm rests and a bigger trackpad. Plus it’s extra responsive, Apple says, with haptic comments and a USB-C port for charging.
It’s the primary main revision of the Witchcraft Keyboard since its founding in 2020. And — with the addition of the serve as row — it’s now on par, feature-wise, with its counterpart the Witchcraft Keyboard Folio.
The unused Witchcraft Keyboard is available in two sizes — one for the 11-inch iPad Professional and one for the 13-inch type — and in two colours, twilight and white. It may be pre-ordered lately for a similar worth because the previous-gen Witchcraft Keyboard, $299 for the 11-inch and $349 for the 13-inch, and can be to be had in retail outlets then day.
In alternative keyboard accent information, there’s a unused Mischievous Folio for iPad Breeze. It attaches magnetically and helps a couple of viewing angles for “greater flexibility” than the impaired type.
The Mischievous Folio is to be had in charcoal grey, brightness violet, denim and sage and priced at $79 for the 11-inch iPad Breeze model and $99 for the 13-inch model.
Alternative bulletins at Tuesday’s tournament integrated a new iPad Air with an M2 chip and first-ever 13-inch dimension; a new iPad Pro with completely new M4 chip and stacked OLED screens for higher-fidelity show; a Professional model of the Apple Pencil that includes unused sensors; and a unused model of the Magic Keyboard. You’ll be able to catch the whole video right here:
