Apple is launching the iPad Pro M2 with wireless charging this year
Apple’s next-gen iPad is expected to launch in October alongside the iPhone 14 series. These tablets are expected to be powered by Apple’s recently introduced M2 chipset, which is also present in the new MacBooks.
In addition to the new and improved M2 chipset, the new iPad Pro is also said to offer features such as wireless charging and improved cameras. Earlier reports said that Apple is planning to launch the new iPad in the same size as before, but there will be new models as well.
Recently, a renowned tipster revealed that Apple is working on a 14.1-inch iPad Pro, which would make it the company’s largest iPad yet. These new iPads also offer the most storage and RAM of an Apple tablet to date. There would be 16GB/512GB of base storage up to 4TB of storage and 32GB of RAM, which is what you see in PCs these days.
In addition, the lineup is also expected to include a new 11-inch iPad without major changes and a 12.9-inch model with smaller bezels than before. Only the 14.1-inch iPad Pro is expected to feature a next-generation mini-LED display, which is currently only available on high-end TVs.
None of these rumors have been confirmed yet, so we suggest a pinch of salt.
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