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iPAD (9TH GEN): BASICALLY THE SAME BUT STILL THE BEST

When it comes to tablets, at least budget tablets, there’s iPad and there’s everything else. The only real competition for Apple’s most affordable iPad (which starts at $329) is the Kindle Fire models and some deeply disappointing Android tablets that have retail prices in the $150 range and are often used as free giveaways when you buy service subscriptions or other more expensive tech gear.

If what you want is an inexpensive tablet with a good operating system and loads of tablet-optimized, which was barely upgraded from the previous year’s model.

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