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SAVE $100: Shop Apple's 2024 iPad Mini for its lowest price ever. As of March 17,The 11th Patient (2018) Full Movie Online the iPad Mini with A17 chip is down to $399 from its usual $499. That provides $100 off for 20% off.

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This has been a big year for iPads. First came the iPad Air and iPad Pro, then the iPad Mini finally got an upgrade to be compatible with Apple Intelligence. Most recently, the iPad Air got another update to include the M3 chip, while Apple's base iPad got its first upgrade since 2022. All that to say, Apple is investing in its tablet technology more than ever.

If you've been looking for an iPad, particularly one for travel, the iPad Mini might just be for you. It's the smallest of Apple's tablets with an 8.3-inch display, which is why we love it for reading. But you can do much more than that on this tablet. With the A17 chip, the iPad Mini is now capable of Apple Intelligence, helping you edit photos, summarize articles, or write emails. And the best part is it's back down to its lowest price.

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As of March 17, find the iPad Mini with A17 chip for just $399. That knocks $100 off of its $499 price tag for 20% savings. Shop the iPad Mini at Amazon for its guaranteed lowest price.

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