According to MacRumors, based on an account by X, iPad Air 7 will come with M3 chip. Let us also remind you that the iPad Air, introduced last week, corresponds to the sixth generation and contains the M2 chip. The discontinued iPad Air was 10.9 inches in size with the M1 chip, introduced in 2022. What will Apple’s future move be with the iPad Air? There’s no doubt it will now be a step below the iPad Pro with the M4 chip.

iPad Air 7 will inherit the M3 chip not passed on from the iPad Pro

Before the Apple event was announced and between March and April, It has been said that the iPad Pro will have Apple’s M3 chip, failing which the iPad Air will have the M2 chip.. The launches of both the devices were delayed and were not finally launched via a press release as mentioned earlier.

New M3 chip significantly improves Apple Silicon’s previous M2 and M1 chips

The reason for the launch was the adaptation of iPadOS as well as the introduction of the M4 chip. Let’s remember that the M-series chips were originally designed specifically for Macs, so it was undoubtedly surprising that Apple announced a new chip just a few months after releasing the M3. chips, M3 Pro and M3 Max.

Going back to the subject of iPad Air; Although some previous rumors have touched on future years’ news, it’s still too early to talk about the rumors.. For example, iPad Air 7 will replace its IPS LCD screen with a 10.8-inch OLED It will happen from 2026, although not this early.

iPad Air at Apple Store

iPad Air 6 will have a wide coverage area when the new generation arrives

The new iPad Air surpasses its predecessor by 50% in terms of speedLet’s remember that the iPad Air had the A14 Bionic chip at that time, and the M2 chip exceeded this figure by 3 times. Its price is undoubtedly more reasonable than an iPad ProThe price of the 11-inch model starts at 699 euros, while the starting price of the new 13-inch model starts at 949 euros; The base storage of both has been improving since they started at 128GB.

They will go on sale in Spain this Wednesday and are about to reach the first users who booked last week. Will some insights surprise us? Both versions will give plenty to talk aboutConsidering that the iPad Pro already has a problem displaying content in HDR, especially in blue tones.