FCC documents include serial numbers that do not correspond to existing Apple products. For example, the A3434 probably refers to the new MacBook Pro, while the A3360 chip M5 shows an iPad Pro. In addition, documents show additional serial numbers that show iPad Pro variations with 11 and 13 -inch screens that will maintain mobile communication.
Although the specific technical specifications in FCC documents have not yet been announced, the preliminary analysis shows that the new iPad Pro will support the Wi-Fi 7 standard. At the same time, although the MacBook Pro M5 is reliable, it is expected to use Wi-Fi 6, which is considered outdated.
Source: Ferra
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