Apple today announced a new, $329 iPad at an education-focused event in Chicago. The tablet is clearly aimed at Chromebooks, looking to stave off Google’s increasing dominance for cheap laptops in classrooms. For schools, the tablet will only cost $299. The new iPad looks pretty much identical to the standard 9.7-inch model, but supports the Apple Pencil, featuring the same tilt and pressure sensitivity as the iPad Pro. It has 10 hours of battery life, a Retina Display, an A10 Fusion chip, 32 GB of storage, and weighs one pound. Apple took a dig at Google, saying the A10 Fusion is more powerful than…
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