Big news about the 2024 iPad Pro series, announced as one of the biggest updates in iPad history. The next generation iPad Pro will not only have an OLED panel that will provide a much more spectacular experience, but also Implement a powerful M4 chip from Apple Silicon.

Until now, it was assumed that the 11-inch iPad Pro and 13-inch iPad Pro would have the M3 chip. But the latest information from Mark Gurman’s weekly newsletter on Bloomberg suggests that the iPad Pro will switch directly to the M4 chip.

M4 processors were planned to be released with new Mac computers at the end of 2024, but Apple’s special event in May could change everything.

2024 iPad Pro may feature M4 chip

There is no doubt that the implementation of Apple Silicon’s M4 chips will change things in the hardware and software field of the iPad Pro. M4 chip may be responsible for offering support for iPadOS 18’s new AI functionsThis will require superior performance.

This is an interesting situation. It should be noted that although the two new iPad Pro models will be released with iPadOS 17, they are actually We focused on all the news about iPadOS 18. Some news that we won’t see until WWDC in 2024 and won’t be officially released until the end of the year.

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Whether using M3 chips to handle iPadOS 18 operations will be sufficient is something only Apple’s engineering team knows. They’re probably testing different iPad Pro prototypes.

According to rumors, the 2024 iPad Pro will have an OLED screen, available in matte and glossy versions. Can equip support MagSafe and new Smart Connector 4 pins. It will also include minor design changes, such as much narrower framing of the bezel surrounding the screen. much thinner thickness. They will come with an accompanist Apple Pencil 3 haptic feedback and Magic Keyboard 2 from aluminum.

For their part, the two new iPad Air models may arrive in stores as follows: M2 chips. Although, after these statements by Mark Gurman, they may switch to the M3 chip. We will be careful about possible news on this subject.