We continue in the line of informing our readers of the changes that are happening in the physical Apple Store. If in a previous article we mentioned that third-party products packaged according to the new rules imposed by Apple are already beginning to be seen, now we are going to tell you something that has to do with the disappearance of informational iPads from stores.
Some time ago we learned that the iPads that were next to each of the Apple Store products that gave the name 2.0 to them were going to disappear imminently to give rise to a new exhibition model in which The screens of the products themselves would be used to provide price information through a specific application installed in them that Apple has called Pricing.
These changes are happening in a staggered way in the different Physical Apple Store and MacBook computers have already been seen where the Pricing app is available. When entering this application, the user is shown the prices of the different models of the device where the app is running.
Pricing is an application created specifically by Apple that is very intuitive for the user and with which we will see the characteristics and price of the product we want. Now, each of the demo devices in the stores will have this app accessible. In this way, the buyer will be able to make a purchase decision with the use of the product itself. The Pricing app will be installed on the iPhone, iPad and Mac.
