pípad

Pípad is not an official product name or brand. It is commonly encountered as a typographical variant or misspelling of iPad, the line of tablet computers developed by Apple Inc. The form with an accented i (í) appears mainly in informal writing, social media, or in texts produced in languages that use diacritics, where editors or keyboard layouts inadvertently add an accent.

In practice, references to pípad are usually intended to mean an Apple iPad. There is no separate device, model, or specification that uses the name pípad in official Apple literature. When encountered, it is typically corrected to iPad in formal contexts such as product pages, manuals, or press material.

The iPad brand, launched in 2010, encompasses several model families, including standard iPad, iPad Air, iPad Pro, and iPad Mini. These devices run iPadOS and emphasize a touch-centric experience, a broad app ecosystem via the App Store, and support for accessories such as the Apple Pencil and various keyboards. The term pípad, as a misspelling, does not reflect any distinct platform or feature set beyond what is associated with the iPad line.

Etymology and usage notes emphasize that the official spelling is iPad, with the lowercase i and capital P. Diacritical marks like an acute or acute-like accent are not part of the branding and are generally introduced inadvertently during typesetting, translation, or informal communication. In editorial practice, instances of pípad are typically corrected to maintain consistent branding. See also: iPad, Apple Inc., tablet computer.