Apple Unveils iPhone SE With 5G, iPad Air With M1 Chip

Speaker 1: This is CNET and here are the stories that matter right now, apple has unveiled its new iPhone se the device has an, a 15 bionic chip, just like the iPhone 13. It also includes 5g support and better battery life. The new iPhone se has a slightly higher price tag than is 2020 predecessor at $429. It comes in three colors, midnight or black Starlight or white and product red pre-order start March 11th and the phone will be available beginning [00:00:30] March 18th. Apple also introduced a new iPad air, which is equipped with the same M one processor used in the iPad pro and recent max. The iPad air now also 5g for faster mobile data display wise, though, nothing's really changed. There's no mini L E D or Ola display. It does come in a new blue color and still starts at five ninety nine. Like the new iPhone se the new iPad air is available starting March 18th and finally apple introduced two new additions to its computer lineup. [00:01:00] First it on the nailed the Mac studio, a compact standalone computer, which is smaller than a Mac pro, but more powerful than a Mac mini it's designed for creative professionals and includes Thunderbolt ports, USB, and USBC ports and SD card slot HDMI, and a pro audio Jack. Meanwhile, the studio display is the accompanying monitor, which features a seven inch 5k retina display. The Mac studio starts at $1,999 and will be available starting March 18th. [00:01:30] Stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.