The first Apple iPad was introduced on 27 January 2010 and was released on April 3, 2010.

This year, in 2025, he was 15 years old. Should we remember the features of this device, which started a new transfer in the tablet market?

Let’s start with the hardware.

The iPad had a 9.7 -inch LED illumination IPS LCD display and reached a resolution of 1024 × 768 (132 PPI). The processor was a single -core Apple A4 chip on the 1 GHz face and was supported by 256 MB of RAM.

The storage options were 16 GB, 32 GB, 64 GB, and as we are accustomed to, there was no extensive storage supplement. The battery life was quite high. It lasts up to 10 hours.

Do you remember you don’t have a camera?

There was no front or art camera. In other words, there was no features to make images or take pictures.

In the middle of the connection options, Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + 3G models were available. The 3G version had a Micro-SIM card base. The GPS feature was only in the 3G model.

There was only one lower speaker for sound output.

The Wi-Fi model weighed 0.68 kg and the Wi-Fi + 3G model was 0.73 kg. The device had an front surface with a black frame and an aluminum art case.

On the software side…

The iPad was released with the iPhone OS 3.2 and then received updates up to iOS 5.1.1. IPhone applications in the application store could work in enlarged mode on iPad, or optimized applications for iPad.

In the middle of the pre -installed applications, there were safari, mail, photos, calendar, ipod (music), notes, youtube, maps and iTunes store.

There was no multiple mission supplement on the first iPad, and this feature came with iOS 4. Features for FaceTime and imessage were not found in the first model.

Apple, while releasing the tablet at one-to-one time e-book reading application and e-book store IBooks also released. This practice was a valuable attack to compete with the Amazon who had reached a valuable success of Kindle devices.

The first iPad created a revolution in the tablet market.

The iPad became a great furya. Reading was designed for navigating online, image monitoring and basic level productivity.

In the first 28 days after sale, 1 million units were sold and reached a great commercial success. Until the iPad 2 was introduced (immediately quickly after 1 year, in March 2011), he sold about 20 million.

Apple’s launching iPad has encouraged other technology companies to develop tablets for example, but none of them could achieve the success of iPad.

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