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Published 10:58 29 Jan 2025 GMT
Updated 10:58 29 Jan 2025 GMT

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The latest iPad Pro from Apple is available to buy at a discount that's better than Black Friday.
The Apple iPad Pro 11-inch is currently priced at £929.98 on Amazon, which is 7% off its original price.
This is one of the cheapest prices on the market, compared to the slightly higher £935 at AO and its £999 price tag at Currys.
The model is the edition with Wi-Fi and 256GB of storage, while the 512GB version is priced at £1,124.97 at a 6% discount on Amazon.
The iPad is the latest in Apple's lineup and comes with a number of premium features.
It runs on Apple's powerful M4 processor, allowing it to accommodate demanding games and video-editing software.
Plus it's the first iPad to feature Apple’s new "Tandem OLED" setup, which pulls together two OLED panels to create vibrant colors alongside deep, inky blacks.
Both the 11 and 13-inch models are remarkably thin and lightweight, the 11-inch is 5.3mm thick and the 13-inch is just 5.1mm thick, making them super portable.
In addition to the new hardware, the iPad Pro supports Apple Intelligence, so you can take advantage of AI-generated text and email summaries, make your own emoji, add events to your calendar using a photo, and easily access ChatGPT.
The tablet is also compatible with the Apple Pencil Pro, which offers pressure sensitivity and a "Barrel Roll" gyroscope, so you can quickly turn your digital brush or pen by twisting the stylus as you draw.
You can shop the latest iPad Pro 11-inch deal from Amazon here.
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