Another Apple press event has come and gone, and after suffering through some terrible commentary on livestreams, here is what we've learned. The event was focused around many Mac and iOS devices and updates, yet the objective of the event was to announce the new iPad. Tim Cook, after taking some digs on Netbooks and Microsoft services, announced that Apple has sold their 170 millionth iPad earlier this month. Not to mention, Apple is up to 475,000 iPad apps on the App Store.

After spending several minutes too long seemingly justifying the existence of the iPad with statistics and defensiveness — including a video showing what the iPad is used for in reality, Cook finally made the big announcement. Well, Phil Schiller did. So, the iPad Air is finally revealed. Thinner, lighter and more powerful than ever before. After that hard sell though, are we more convinced that the iPad is the only tablet device we should be caring about? Was the commercial really necessary at Apple's own press event?

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