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Apple is currently working on a new iteration of its entry-level iPad to house it with an A14 chipset, 5G network, and of course, a USB Type-C connectivity. Another update for the entry-level iPad is it’ll also boast a Retina display, the same as the resolution of the iPad Air’s display. With the expected A14 Bionic chip to power the budget-friendly iPad, performance gains will be around 30% in comparison to the current A13 chip of current entry-level iPads. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is currently working on an entry-level MacBook model with an A-series iPhone processor, set to debut in the first half of 2026. Priced below $1,000, it’s positioned to compete directly with Chromebooks and entry-level Windows laptops Rumors suggest it could feature the A18 Pro chip from the iPhone 16 Pro, delivering performance on par with the M1 MacBook Air while maintaining strong power efficiency. The POCO M7 and Redmi Note 14 are two of the hottest names in the entry-level segment right now, and they're going head-to-head. vivo has just unveiled its latest entry-level smartphone, the vivo Y400 4G in Indonesia. In this review we explore the AXZY Pad and AXZY Pad Pro two entry-level tablets that aim to offer budget-friendly pricing with features that cater specifically to students, teachers, and casual users, without cutting too many corners!  And without further ado, let's get into it. Read more in our articles including "Apple to release entry-level iPad w/ A14 chip, 5G, USB-C" and "Entry-Level MacBook (2026) in the works".

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Apple is currently working on a new iteration of its entry-level iPad to house it with an A14 chipset, 5G network, and of course, a USB Type-C connectivity. Another update for the entry-level iPad is it’ll also boast a Retina display, the same as the resolution of the iPad Air’s display.

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With the expected A14 Bionic chip to power the budget-friendly iPad, performance gains will be around 30% in comparison to the current A13 chip of current entry-level iPads. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is currently working on an entry-level MacBook model with an A-series iPhone processor, set to debut in the first half of 2026. Priced below $1,000, it’s positioned to compete directly with Chromebooks and entry-level Windows laptops Rumors suggest it could feature the A18 Pro chip from the iPhone 16 Pro, delivering performance on par with the M1 MacBook Air while maintaining strong power efficiency.

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Our coverage of entry level iPad includes: "Apple to release entry-level iPad w/ A14 chip, 5G, USB-C"; "Entry-Level MacBook (2026) in the works"; "Watch: POCO M7 vs. Redmi Note 14 | The Better Entry-level Pick?". Each article provides unique insights and information.