The first update to the iPad that Apple has released in almost two years may come in the shape of an OLED iPad Pro that is equipped with M3 technologies and a larger iPad Air.
According to a story that was published by Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, Apple intends to launch a new series of iPad Pros that will include OLED panels toward the beginning of May.
It has also been rumored that the business intends to introduce an iPad Air that would include a display that is 12.9 inches in size for the very first time.
It has been reported by Gurman’s sources that the new iPad Pro models would be equipped with Apple’s proprietary M3 chip, in addition to a redesigned Magic Keyboard that will feature a larger trackpad.
The iPad Air, on the other hand, is said to arrive with the M2 chip from the previous generation as well as two display sizes: the usual 10.9-inch choice and a bigger 12.9-inch one. The M2 chips are used in the latest iPad Pro models, while the M1 chips are used in the Air.
Nearly two years have passed since Apple first introduced an improved version of the iPad.
According to Bloomberg, Apple had to take additional time to complete the software for the new devices, despite the fact that the company had initially planned to debut the new smartphones some time between the end of March and the beginning of April.
The World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2024 is scheduled to take place on June 10th, and if Apple does decide to introduce a new array of iPads in May, it would be right before the event.