Dieter Bohn Apple's cheaper iPads take on Chromebooks and a new Chrome OS tablet

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From: The Verge - Monday Mar 26, 2018 08:00 pm
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We're taking a field trip to Apple's education-focused event tomorrow, and rumors suggest a $259 budget iPad may be in the works. But here to steal the thunder is Acer with its own announcement today of the first Chrome OS tablet, the Chromebook Tab 10. It's got a Wacom-branded stylus built right in and will sell for $329, which is the same price as Apple's current entry-level iPad. In contrast, Apple currently only sells its stylus separately for $99. Doesn't all this drama take you back to your school days? 

-Dami
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