One of the innovations Apple introduced these months is Apple Intelligence.its own artificial intelligence that promises to help with a variety of tasks, such as photo editing. Many of us think that almost all devices will include it starting this year, but some leaks are changing that opinion.

The eleventh generation iPad, namely iPad 11, Looks like it won’t have the benefits of Apple IntelligenceAlthough there is a reason for this, albeit economic. Will it be true?

Leak war will show iPad 11 won’t have Apple Intelligence

In October last year, we told you that one of the main reasons why Apple did not launch the iPad 11 was the ‘error’ of Apple Intelligence. This is because Apple seemed to have planned the features of the entry model better.

The specs of this iPad are already way behind considering it has an A14 chipThis chip was already available two years before it arrived in the iPad 10. If we continue with these types of launches, Apple hopes to be able to put an A16 chip in the iPad 11. The bad part is that this chip is compatible with Apple Intelligence and you need to install a chip and compatible RAM. The only compatible chip before the A18 was the A17 Pro, but in the case of the iPad mini, that already has an owner.

Earlier this month, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported that the iPad 11 would support Apple Intelligence. but a new leak has raised doubts about this statement.

According to leaks, if Apple continues the iPad launch model, it will have a chip that is not compatible with the 11th generation Apple Intelligence

According to MacRumors, with the help of a special account on the X social network, which is known for leaking reliable information about iOS. iPad 11 will use a chip identified as T8120, corresponding to the A16 chip.

This chip, found in devices such as iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, Does not support Apple Intelligence AI features.

On the other hand, Gurman stated that the iPad 11 will have the A17 Pro chip and 8 GB RAMfeatures that are currently minimum requirements for Apple Intelligence. In fact, the newest iPad mini also includes A17 Pro and 8 GB RAM.

But, If anonymous account information is correct, iPad 11 will include the A16 chip with 6 GB of RAMThis means it will not be compatible with Apple Intelligence or Apple may reduce the minimum requirements to enable this functionality. Although it represents an improvement with the 10th generation, it has not yet reached the point of adding this new feature.

Could both sources be correct? Apple may launch different configurations of the iPad 11 This won’t be a new strategy for Apple, offering a variety of prices and features to cater to different market segments.

Apple expected to announce iPad 11 in March or AprilAlthough no major changes are expected in its design, improvements are expected in its technical features. Additionally, Gurman mentioned that Apple may release an updated Magic Keyboard accessory to complement this device.

Thanks to Apple AI New iPhone and iPad devices will be compatible and have a more advanced chip. Apple may have considered an older chip for the next iPhone SE, but that meant it wouldn’t feature Apple’s latest technology.

A new era will begin at Apple when Apple Intelligence launches and more once the beta phase ends. Let us also remind you that Apple’s artificial intelligence will remain in the beta phase with the release of the new operating systems iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia. It remains to be seen whether we will see any testing in any betas of these systems. Public betas have already appeared, but there’s still no trace of Apple Intelligence.

It should also be noted that Apple Intelligence is only available on devices configured in the United States.so we expect this technology to be released in Europe and Latin America.

We’ve had a week full of rumors when it comes to iPad. We first said the new iPad Air might have a less powerful chip, then came the news that a new iPad Pro could be ready to launch in 2025.

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