It's part of a "hardware refresh" to ensure that politicians have the latest tools to do their job. All 605 MPs will receive a new iPad Air 2, the latest tablet device from Apple, along with a laptop (we don't know what brand yet).
The project will cost around £200,000 ($300,000) per year over a five year - bringing the total bill to £1 million ($1.5 million).
Politicians say they need suitable hardware to do their work properly - but the new scheme has run into criticism. "Locking some of the most powerful people in the country into a platform that most of my constituents can't afford seems like a mistake," said Shadow Cabinet Office minister Chi Onwurah. "And that's without mentioning the tax avoidance issue. I'm pushing for a device independent digital platform for Britain."
Some of the 209 MPs who already own iPads have been caught using them in a way that's definitely not intended. Nigel Mills was photographed using his to play Candy Crush over a period of two and a half hours during a committee meeting on pension reforms. Italian MPs have also frequently been spotted playing games on their iPads.