iPad mini with A20 Pro chip: How much it costs in Greece
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The new iPad mini with the A20 Pro chip is now available in the Greek market. According to the tech site Techblog, the tablet is sold in a total of 10 versions, with different prices for each one.
The cheapest version is the Wi-Fi model with 128 GB of storage, which costs 779 euros. The most expensive is the Wi-Fi + Cellular version with 512 GB of storage and a nano-texture display, which costs 1,459 euros.
The difference in price depends on three key factors: the storage capacity, the connectivity, and the type of display. The Wi-Fi model connects only to a wireless network, while the Cellular model can also connect to a mobile phone network. The nano-texture display has a special coating that reduces light reflection.
Readers interested in the new iPad mini would be well advised to compare the available versions and choose the one that suits their needs and budget.
Sources: Techblog
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