Apple's new sixth-generation iPad now available at your local Apple Store

Last Tuesday, Apple introduced the sixth-generation iPad. With prices starting at $329 ($299 for schools), the tablet also supports the Apple Pencil, and is powered by 2016's A10 Fusion chipset. If you're interested in purchasing one, you might be able to pop into your local Apple Store and walk out with the tablet in hand. Starting yesterday, the sixth-generation Apple iPad was in stock at most of Apple's retail stores in the U.S.

The sixth-generation Apple iPad is available with 32GB or 128GB of storage. It also is offered with WiFi only, or with WiFi + Cellular connectivity. Color options are Space Gray, Silver and Gold. The Apple Pencil is optional and will run you $99 ($89 for schools).

Apple started accepting pre-orders last Tuesday when it unveiled the device. Deliveries of those orders were due to arrive starting yesterday. But if you didn't place an order, you can go to Apple's on-line store and start picking the color, memory and connectivity options you want for your new 9.7-inch iPad. You will then be able to click on "check availability." Type in a city or zip code, and you will be able to see if the sixth-generation iPad, the way you want it configured, is in stock at a nearby Apple Store. If it is in stock, instead of waiting for it to be shipped to you, the tablet can quickly be in your hands.


source: Apple