Apple Inc. unveiled its latest gadget updates yesterday, rolling out new iPads with fingerprint recognition and a new version of its iMac desktop computer.
At its headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., chief executive Tim Cook announced the iPad Air 2, a full-sized tablet that is a quarter-of-an-inch thick, and a new iPad Mini.
Last month, Apple introduced the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, as well as its first wearable gadget, the Apple Watch. Yesterday, Cook said all of the new products are designed to complement each other.
"They're designed to be incredible products individually, but they're also designed to work together seamlessly," he said.
Apple is hoping the updates will be a shot in the arm for its tablet industry, which has only grown 11 percent this year, far behind last year's 55 percent growth.
Roger Kay, a technology analyst with Endpoint Technologies, said the updates are not massive, but are still impressive.
"They're still the same products, they're just thinner, faster, brighter," he said. "It was a tour de force of technological prowess."
Among the announcements was an ultra-high resolution iMac, which sports a 5k resolution screen.
"If they're going to charge a premium price, they have to justify it," Kay said.
Apple also said yesterday that Apple Pay, its mobile wallet announced last month, will debut on Monday.
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