Nothing happened in October, as some expected. But yes new ipad pro. On Tuesday, Apple unveiled a new generation of its most advanced tablet, which stands out, among other things, for the presence of an M2 processor – the same as in the MacBook Air.

The inclusion of the Apple M2 SoC isn’t exactly revolutionary, as it was when the M1 was included in Apple’s tablet, but it’s quite welcome. The CPU of this new model is up to 15% faster than the previous generation, and the GPU will be improved by up to 35%.. It will also bring with it higher memory bandwidth (100 GB/s), a better media engine, and an improved ISP. This allows, in addition to a faster experience, to capture video in ProRes on iPad for the first time and work with this type of format up to three times faster than before.

A key feature of the previous iPad Pro carried over to this new generation is mini led screen, a technology that, among other things, makes possible a higher contrast ratio. This is possible thanks to local dimming, a technique that disables panel fragments when trying to render completely black in those areas. To do this effectively, yes, it is necessary that the matrix responsible for the backlight consists of hundreds or even thousands of LEDs. Otherwise, the result will be artificial. In the case of the iPad Pro, this matrix consists of 10,000 independent LEDs, forming 2,500 local dimming zones. A very high figure that, like the previous model, provides a great experience in this regard.

iPad Pro screen, in addition, reaches a high level of brightness (1000 nits, peaking at 1600 HDR), ProMotion technology (adaptive refresh rate up to 120Hz), True Tone compatible, DCI-P3 color space support, etc. This is, as usual for Apple, a great screen.

That fantastic screen, yeah again exclusive to the 12.9″ model. The 11-inch variant has a panel without miniLED technology, but with ProMotion, TrueTone, DCI-P3, and a maximum brightness of 600 nits.

Learn more about iPad Pro

  • In terms of connectivity, the new iPad Pro offers a 5G modem, Wi-Fi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.3.
  • Unlocking happens through Face ID, the face unlock system that Apple released with the iPhone X.
  • Both models feature a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle front camera with Center Framing that follows the subject to always keep it in the center, even if it moves during a video call.
  • There are two cameras on the back: 12MP standard definition and 10MP ultra-wide angle. They now work hand in hand with Smart HDR 4, which promises to improve results through computational photography. Also implemented is the ability to record video in ProRes format, which so far has not been allowed by any other iPad.
  • A LiDAR sensor is supported, which allows you to measure distances, create 3D room maps, help you focus in certain situations, etc.
  • iPad Pro has a Thunderbolt port with speeds up to 40 Gbps. This allows you to connect high performance peripherals as well as high resolution displays (such as Pro Display XDR) to the device.
  • iPad Pro has four speakers with Dolby Atmos support. Meanwhile, the screen is compatible with Dolby Vision (HDR).
  • The new iPad Pros have five “studio-quality” microphones, according to Apple.
  • Those who want to go further with this iPad Pro can purchase, as with previous models, the Magic Keyboard, which turns the iPad into a laptop of sorts, or the second-generation Apple Pencil, which lets you draw or write. on screen screen naturally.
  • Incidentally, the iPad Pro now detects when the Apple Pencil is 12mm away. This allows you to interact with the screen in a new way without actually touching it. For example: see a preview of things or make strokes with more precision.
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When will it go on sale? What will his price be?

New iPad Pro with M2 processor will go on sale next Wednesday, October 26, but from now on, it can be reserved on the Apple website. The 11-inch model starts at €1,049 (128GB Wi-Fi-only version) and the 12.9-inch model starts at €1,449 (128GB Wi-Fi-only version).

Both models are available in two colors (black and white). The price of the most expensive version with 2 TB of memory, 5G and 12.9 inches is 3024 euros.

The cost of accessories is as follows:

  • Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Pro: €369
  • Magic Keyboard for 12.9-inch iPad Pro: €429
  • Second generation Apple Pencil: €149

Source: Hiper Textual

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I am Bret Jackson, a professional journalist and author for Gadget Onus, where I specialize in writing about the gaming industry. With over 6 years of experience in my field, I have built up an extensive portfolio that ranges from reviews to interviews with top figures within the industry. My work has been featured on various news sites, providing readers with insightful analysis regarding the current state of gaming culture.

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