Apple iPad 10 supports the first generation of Apple Pencil, but requires pairing and charging using an USB-C converter

Thank CTOnews.com netizens soft Coal New Friends 1633 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com October 19 news, last night, Apple officially released the 10th generation of iPad. The iPad 10 is designed with a right-angled frame, an A14 processor and a USB-C interface.

Apple said the Apple Pencil (first generation) supports the new iPad, but it needs to be paired and recharged with a new USB-C-to-Apple Pencil converter, which comes with the latest version of Apple Pencil (first generation) box and sells for 799 yuan.

At the same time, Apple has also launched a USB-C-to-Apple Pencil converter, which can be purchased separately by existing Apple Pencil (first-generation) users at a price of 67 yuan.

CTOnews.com learned that you can plug the Apple Pencil into one end of the converter and the USB-C charging cord connected to the iPad into the other end.

In terms of price, the 10th generation iPad 64GB Wi-Fi version sells for 3599 yuan, 256GB Wi-Fi version for 4799 yuan, 64GB Wi-Fi + cellular version for 4799 yuan, and 256GB Wi-Fi + honeycomb version for 5999 yuan.

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