2024 will be the date Apple will radically update the iPad Pro. At least that’s what Mark Gurman from bloombergin their latest weekly newsletter, highlighting that this device will receive a “major update since the release of the current model in 2018.”
In particular, Apple may announce two iPad Pro models. First, the 11-inch version. On the other hand, 13″; the size is slightly larger than the current large-screen model, which is 12.9 inches. Both versions will be equipped with OLED panels.Gurman says. This means that Apple will finally end the transition to this screen technology that has been present in the iPhone for many years. In fact, the Cupertino-based company has incorporated a mini LED bar into the current 12.9-inch iPad Pro. However, although it is more efficient than LCD panels, it does not deliver as pure blacks.
The 11-inch iPad also uses LCD technology, so the OLED panel will be a significant step forward. We must keep in mind that in addition to purer blacks, an OLED screen can also help save money. more battery already suggesting sharperA increased brightness And best contrast.
Gurman also confirms that the two iPad models Apple announces in 2024 will ship with next generation M3 chips, processors announced this year with new Macs. That’s an understandable leap considering the current iPad Pro is equipped with an M2 chip.
The next iPad Pro will get an updated Magic Keyboard
In parallel, a Bloomberg journalist also claims that the next iPad Pro will come with an updated Magic Keyboard. The gourmet claims that this accessory this will make the iPad “more like a laptop than the current model.” Mainly because it can include a larger trackpad. It is unclear if Apple will also modify the design of this accessory or include more connectors, for example.
And while we repeat we’ll have to wait until 2024 see this new iPad Pro even though the company may announce new iPad models, including the iPad mini, later this year.
There are also many unknowns.. For example, previous rumors have claimed that the upcoming iPad Pro will ship with a MagSafe-compatible part, the magnet system Apple includes on its iPhones for attaching accessories. Gurman hasn’t mentioned anything about it yet.
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