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I measured the benchmark of the 10.2-inch 'iPad' equipped with the iPad mini & A13 chip, which has made great progress with the A15 Bionic equipped with a 6-core CPU & 5-core
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I measured the benchmark of the 10.2-inch 'iPad' equipped with the iPad mini & A13 chip, which has made great progress with the A15 Bionic equipped with a 6-core CPU & 5-core
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