The world's thinnest tablet: Apple launches 0.2inch
thick iPad Air 2 and retina iMac - and reveals you'll be able to use
your iPhone as a credit card from Monday.
- iPad Air 2 has Touch ID sensor and will be available in gold
- iPad Air 2 is 6.1mm thick - making it world's thinnest tablet
- Costs $499 (£399) to $829 ($579) depending on features
- Air 2 will also have 'Burst Mode' on its camera for multiple photos
- iPad Mini 3 boasts touch ID fingerprint sensor
- Apple also expected to launch new Macs and Mac software
- Apple Pay to launch on Monday with free iOS 8.1 update
- New Mac software called Yosemite launches today for free
Apple has unveiled a new ultrathin version of its iPad Air which the firm claims is the world's thinnest tablet at 6.1mm.
It also revealed its Apple Pay system to turn the iPhone 6 into a credit card will launch on Monday.
The firm also unveiled a new iMac with the worlds highest resolution screen, and announced a new version of its Mac OS software, called Yosemite, will be made available for free today.
Apple's Time Cook with the iPad Air 2, which will be available in gold,
and includes a fingerprint touch sensor and a new faster chip.