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The new 10.2-inch iPad: How does it compare to the iPad Air?

Apple recently announced the seventh generation of its entry-level iPad, and it’s a weird little beast. The screen is a little larger than last year’s model, and you can now use a full-sized Smart Keyboard, but the processor remains the same and the overall design has only slightly changed. The changes are so few between last year’s model and this one, in fact, that we basically covered them all in our announcement post.

Instead, let’s compare the new kid on the block to , which has a 10.5-inch Retina display that’s now very close in size to what you’d get on the

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