Today marks a shakeup in Apple’s lineup - first was the introduction of an 8GB iPhone 8c and now Apple has discontinued the iPad 2. The iPad 4 will be taking its place and price tag.
The iPad 2 was left as the budget option in the big iPad lineup when the iPad Air was unveiled, but at $400 it was too much for such old hardware. The iPad 4 features a Retina display, Lightning port and a modern chipset.
The iPad 4 (“iPad with Retina display”) is available in Black and White at $400 for a 16GB Wi-Fi only version. There are no other storage options, but there’s a Wi-Fi + LTE version at $530 for the major US carriers.
With this move Apple has almost completely phased out the old 30-pin adapter, the iPhone 4S is the only holdout (and the cheaper iPhone 5c 8GB aims to replace it). This would make it easier for the company when a unified charger becomes the law of the land (it will only need one adapter instead of two).
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