Apple unveiled a new Apple Pencil with USB-C
By ForGeeks Apple has officially introduced a new Apple Pencil with a USB Type-C connector for iPad users, which will go on sale in early November for just $79 (7,700 rubles).
The new Apple Pencil works well with iPadOS features like Scribble, Quick Note, and when collaborating with others. When used with iPad Pro M2 models, the new Apple Pencil supports mouse cursor pointing, so you can sketch and illustrate with even greater precision.
The sliding cover reveals a USB-C port, allowing customers to use a USB-C cable to connect to the new Apple Pencil for pairing and charging. When connected to the iPad with a magnet for storage, the new Apple Pencil goes into sleep mode to extend battery life.
A new Apple Pencil is designed to be used with a magnet for storage.
Apple Pencil delivers the same improved pixel accuracy, low latency, and tilt sensitivity seen in the 1st and 2nd generation Apple Pencil.
The new Apple Pencil features a matte finish and a flat side surface that magnetically attaches to the side of the iPad for storage, connects and charges with a USB-C cable.
Apple Pencil’s new model features a matte finish and a flat side surface that magnetically attaches to the side of the iPad for storage, connects and charges with a USB-C cable.
