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Apple Introduces HomeView, a $299 Tablet for the Home

Apple Introduces HomeView, a $299 Tablet for the Home
NYT Technology Tuesday 13 October 2026, 13:48 UTC By Kalley Huang and Emmy Martin 1 min read
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Apple unveiled the HomeView, a seven-inch tablet that will be able to recognize up to six members of a household and change its content based on who is using it.

Apple unveiled the HomeView, a seven-inch tablet that will be able to recognize up to six members of a household and change its content based on who is using it.
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