Apple SE to Hit City Stores on April 8

"With the iPhone SE, Apple is choosing to aim at an under-served segment of consumers that prefer small screen smartphones and have been reluctant to upgrade", research firm IHS said in a note. Memory in iDevices has a big impact on performance and general usability, but Apple nearly never actually talks about it so we need to have hardware in hand before we can get the full story. "Redington will offer iPhone SE, the most powerful phone with a 10.16 cm display, beginning on Friday, April 8th in 3000 retail outlets across the country". The 12.9-inch iPad Pro lists a 2.5x faster CPU and 5x faster graphics, while the 9.7-inch iPad Pro lists a 2.4x faster CPU and 4.3x faster graphics.

It appears, however, that the iPhone SE borrows more than just the design and the screen size from the 5s, as a new report that the device also uses the same fingerprint sensor and the lower quality display (as compared to the iPhone 6s).

"We expect that at most one-quarter of the U.S. Android switchers will buy the iPhone SE, accounting for 1-2 million units in a year", Levin said.

This is made clear from the quick comparison you can see in the image below, which is now available on Apple's website.

"They put all the internal capabilities of the current success in it, bigger phone into a smaller phone, and they cut the price".

The device also activates Apple's personal assistant when users say, "Hey Siri".

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Last September, Apple launched the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

The device comes in four colours: space grey, gold, rose gold and silver.

The first product was the iPhone SE.

Apple will begin taking orders for the 9.7-inch iPad Pro on March 24, with a full launch scheduled for March 31. The company bucked the big screen trend and went retro-making its latest iPhone smaller.

The new iOS tablet comes with a 12-megapixel camera capable of 4K video recording, similar to the iPhone 6s.