Apple plans to completely redesign the design of the 2024 iPad Pro. Next generation Apple tablets Face ID will adopt design restructuring for its front camera. Apparently a landscape orientation and will currently sit on the side edge of the iPad Pro.

In other words, the front camera in the 5th generation iPad Pro (11″) and 7th generation iPad Pro (13″) models will be in the same position as the 10th generation iPad. This design change is designed to allow iPad Pro users to use the tablet in landscape orientation with a centered camera frame.

This isn’t the first time the iPad Pro has been rumored to have a camera in this new location. The news dates back to late 2021, when it was suggested that Apple was planning to change the orientation and layout of the camera and the Apple logo “in a future version of the iPad Pro.” Here we have it.

iPad Pro can change its layout and front camera to landscape orientation

Apple plans to renew the design of iPad Pro

First beta release iPadOS 17.4 Lines of code accompanied by the wonderful and historic news of iOS 17.4 have revealed that the next iPad Pro may have a camera aligned to the “longest” side edge of the device.

It looks like the iPad Pro’s layout will need to be landscape when users set up Face ID on the tablet. You can read this in the iPadOS 17.4 development code like this:

“During Face ID setup, the iPad needs to be horizontal with the camera at the top of the screen.”

There’s a compelling reason why the iPad Pro keeps its camera in a vertical position; This disturbs the camera a bit during video calls. iPad Pro has magnets on the side to attach and charge Apple Pencil. That’s why it also has straight edges.

Other models, such as the 10th generation iPad, do not support Apple Pencil magnetic charging, so the camera may be in a horizontal position.

Other news about the 2024 iPad Pro

2024 iPad Pro will enter mass production in March

In addition to this unique design change in the iPad Pro, the new generation will also bring improvements such as: OLED screensome M3 chips With a 10-core CPU and a larger screen version 13 inch.

There’s also a new 4-pin Smart Connector and possibly a wireless charging and reversible chargingAlthough this has not been confirmed yet. This also means that the 2024 iPad Pro will also have a back. covered with glass To facilitate this loading system.

iPad Pro is expected to be released in April 2024 and go into mass production in March.