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Tipo C (USB 3)5G (opcional)LTE Gigabit (opcional)eSIM (opcional)GPS (opcional) otros Compatibilidad con Apple Pencil / ProTouch IDApple PayApple Intelligence Compatibilidad con Apple Pencil / ProTouch IDApple PayApple Intelligence precio 128 GB: 699 euros256 GB: 829 euros512 GB: 1079 euros1 TB: 1.329 euros 128 GB: 949 euros256 GB: 1.079 euros512 GB: 1.329 euros1 TB: 1.579 euros El mismo iPad por fuera iPad Air (2025) | Imagen: Apple En lo que al exterior se refiere, estamos hablando de exactamente el mismo dispositivo que el año pasado. Es exactamente igual en dimensiones, pantalla y peso. Igual. Así pues, estamos hablando de una tableta disponible en dos tamaños (11 y 13 pulgadas) que destaca por su escaso grosor de apenas 6,1 milímetros. La trasera es sencilla, limpia, tal y como nos tiene acostumbrados Apple. En cuanto a la pantalla, Apple ha optado por mantener lo que tan bien le ha funcionado hasta el momento. Así pues, tenemos paneles de 11 y 13 pulgadas con 2.360 x 1.640 píxeles y 2.732 x 2.048 píxeles de resolución, respectivamente, que se siguen moviendo a 60 Hz. Lo más destacable es su compatibilidad con los Apple Pencil, tanto el normal como el Pro, y con el nuevo Magic Keyboard.Un motor más potente Nuevo Magic Keyboard | Imagen: Apple La clave, por lo tanto, está en el interior. Apple tiene muy claro a quién va dirigida esta tablet y es a los usuarios de un iPad Air con chip M1, pero sobre todo a los que todavía tienen un

Sin hacer ruido y sin demasiada fanfarria, Apple acaba de presentar no uno, sino dos iPad: el iPad (2025) con procesador Apple A16 y el que nos ocupa en este texto: iPad Air con chip M3. No hay grandes cambios a nivel de diseño (al final el iPad es una receta muy optimizada), por lo que la mejora más relevante está en el nuevo procesador y lo que ello supone en términos de potencia e inteligencia artificial. El dispositivo estará disponible a partir del 12 de marzo y su precio será exactamente el mismo que el del iPad Air con M2: desde 699 euros. Sin más dilación, vamos a conocerlo mejor.Ficha técnica del iPad Air (2025) ipad air (m3) de 11" ipad air (m3) de 13" dimensiones y peso 247,6 x 178,5 x 6,1 mm460 gramos 280,6 x 214,9 x 6,1 mm616 gramos pantalla IPS Liquid Retina de 11 pulgadasResolución 2.360 x 1.640 píxelesDCI-P3True ToneCapa oleófugaLaminación integralBrillo: 500 nits IPS Liquid Retina de 11 pulgadasResolución 2.732 x 2.048 píxelesDCI-P3True ToneCapa oleófugaLaminación integralBrillo: 600 nits procesador Apple M3 Apple M3 memoria ram 8 GB 8 GB almacenamiento interno 128, 256, 512 GB, 1 TB 128, 256, 512 GB, 1 TB cámara trasera Angular 12 MP, f/1.8Flash True Tone Angular 12 MP, f/1.8Flash True Tone cámara delantera Angular 12 MP, f/2 Angular 12 MP, f/2 batería 28,93 Wh 36,59 Wh sistema operativo iPadOS 18 iPadOS 18 conectividad WiFI 6EBluetooth 5.3USB tipo C (USB 3)5G (opcional)LTE Gigabit (opcional)eSIM (opcional)GPS (opcional) WiFI 6EBluetooth 5.3USB

Specifications: ● 24/192-Capable DAC ● Harmonic Distortion (1 kHz): 0.003% ● Signal to Noise ratio: 112 dB ● Output: 2.3 Volts at 0 dB ● Dimensions: 3.3” H x 17” W x 11.4” D ● Weight: 10 Pounds ● MSRP: $699 USA Arcam www.arcam.co.uk Introduction The Arcam DiVA CD73T is the latest and most affordable dedicated CD player from one of the most highly regarded HiFi manufacturers in the world. Arcam offers products that represent solid values at price points that are eminently reasonable. At a suggested retail of $699, and in the realm of specialty audio dollars, the CD73T is miles from the top. Alternatively, while $699 may not be expensive enough to be taken seriously by some in a day and age when $3000 CD players are routinely referred to as bargains, the CD73T is nothing short of a statement product for the level of performance, value, and satisfaction that can be had for a relative pittance. To put all of this in perspective, a player that costs, for example, $500 (I've owned several players at that price), is completely worthless if you rarely listen to it. On the other hand, a much more expensive player may be a great value if you find yourself listening to all the music you own and enjoying your system in a way you never thought possible. For those of us without unlimited budgets however (as in about 99.5%), the best we can hope for is that the most affordable model from a top notch manufacturer like Arcam at least gives us a taste of their state of the art. Unfortunately, this situation presents an age-old, equipment-buying dilemma. Purchasing audio gear, to some extent, is always a fearful undertaking. If you know there is more expensive gear out there, especially from the same manufacturer, can you really be content with the affordable stuff? Do you just buy the more expensive gear because you don't want to sit there wondering what you're missing? Imagine my surprise that for $699, Arcam has delivered a knockout punch to all that audio fear. The last CD

Paper and has a purple color scheme. The obverse side of the banknote features a portrait of Europa, a mythological figure who became associated with the continent of Europe. The reverse side of the banknote shows a map of Europe.5 euros to dollarsWhen it comes to international travel, one of the most important things to know is how to convert currency. If you’re traveling from Europe to America, or vice versa, you’ll need to know how to convert Euros to Dollars (or Dollars to Euros).The Euro is the official currency of 19 of the 28 member states of the European Union. As of right now, 1 Euro is worth about 1.14 US Dollars. However, this rate fluctuates so it’s always best to check the current conversion rate before making any transactions.There are a few different ways that you can convert Euros to Dollars (or Dollars to Euros). You can use an online currency converter, go to your local bank or exchange bureau, or use a mobile app. Whichever method you choose, make sure you compare rates before making a decision so that you get the best possible deal.How to get the 5 Euro BillAssuming you are in Europe, the 5 euro bill is not difficult to acquire. You can get it from any number of sources, including:-Banks-ATMs-Currency exchanges–Foreign exchange offices-Some hotels and businesses5 euro prop moneyEuro prop money is legal tender in the European Union. There are seven euro notes: the 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500. The