Apple recently announced that it will be holding an online, streamed event on May 7 and it's roundly thought that it will see the company announce new iPads including a pair of iPad Pros.

Apple will announce new iPad models next month, and this includes a new generation iPad Pro powered by the M3 chip and featuring OLED displays for the first time. However, the 11-inch version may ...

Considering Young hasn’t predicted a shortage of the larger-screen ... 11-inch display production will continue into May. That means there’s a possibility the 11-inch iPad Pro will be harder ...

The 12.9-inch iPad Pro 2024’s screen is said to be built by LG ... and added that LG was being brought in to help Samsung make 11-inch panels. In any case, Young doesn’t seem to think the ...

While the expectation is that the smaller-screen and so lower-cost 11.1-inch iPad Pro will sell more than its larger counterpart, Young says manufacturing has been behind schedule. Specifically ...

As has been previously rumored, today's report suggests that the ‌iPad Pro‌ models will be available in 12.9-inch and 11.1-inch sizes, with both options to feature slimmed down bezels and a ...

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We’re expecting Apple to unveil a new set of iPads during the first week of May. A new report on Thursday may provide a peek into what could be in store, and it says a lot about what the company ...

The article cites a claim by display analyst Ross Young that the iPad Air 2024 will feature a MiniLED panel in the 12.9-inch ... based screen would put it on par with the current iPad Pro that ...

which says new iterations of the tablet will include a 12.9-inch model. Until now, that size has only been offered in the iPad Pro line.

iPad Pro may get pricier, while iPad Air offers a more budget-friendly choice ... However, the existing 10.9-inch iPad Air will continue to use the standard LCD panel. The absence of existing ...