After Apple introduced Mac Studio with M1 Ultra and M1 Max processors, Studio Display and iPhone SE 2022 at its March 8 event, as well as the 5th Generation iPad Air with M1 processor; eyes, the high-end version of the iPad series, to iPad Pro translated.
With the iPad Pro 2021 model, which was introduced in April last year, Apple used the M1 processor for the first time in a product other than a Mac. It is the continuation of the device that attracts attention with its 12.9-inch Liquid Retina XDR screen offering 2732 x 2048 pixel resolution. iPad Pro 2022 Details such as technical features and release date for the product began to come.
First claims for the new iPad Pro: Glass Apple logo!
An exciting claim has been made about the iPad Pro, which we expect to be introduced later this year.
When will the iPad Pro with M2 processor arrive?
Bloomberg writer Mark Gurman spoke about the iPad Pro 2022 in his weekly Power On newsletter. Mark Gurman, who once again reiterated the claims that this device will come with the Apple Silicon M2 processor, also said that the tablet Apple’s wireless charging ecosystem will also support MagSafe shared his knowledge.
Of course, MagSafe is not just a wireless charging technology. There are also wallets, cases and many other accessories that support MagSafe. This means that we will also see brand new accessories compatible with the iPad Pro with the M2 processor later this year. On the other hand, Mark Gurman also said when the new iPad will be introduced.
Apple’s Between September and November He said he predicts that he will hold an Autumn event where he will introduce the iPad Pro 2022 model. The M2 processor, which will power the new iPad Pro, is expected to have an 8-core CPU and a 10-core GPU.
The iPad Pro 2022 will come in 11-inch and 12.9-inch sizes, just like its predecessor. It is also said that the company is working on a 15-inch model, but there is no concrete information about this model yet. So what do you expect from the iPad Pro? You can share your thoughts in the comments or on the SDN Forum.