The wait for Apple’s new iPads just got extended.


After a year without new iPad releases, anticipation has been high for Apple’s next move. Initially speculated for a March launch, the latest reports from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman suggest that the new iPad Pro and iPad Air could be arriving in early May. This news aligns with the increased production by Apple’s overseas suppliers, indicating that a launch is on the horizon.

Initially, the expectation was for Apple to unveil its updated iPad Air and iPad Pro lineup in March or early April. However, the launch was postponed as the company is still refining the software updates for the new iPad models. Additionally, challenges arose in the manufacturing processes for the new OLED panels featured in the iPad Pro models. According to the report, “The screens in the latest models also necessitate complex new manufacturing techniques, which have contributed to the delay.”

Anticipated upgrades for the 2024 iPad Pro models include impressive OLED panels, a sleeker design, a potent M3 chipset, and a revamped rear camera bump. Additionally, the Pro lineup is expected to debut alongside a new Magic Keyboard boasting a larger trackpad and partially aluminum enclosure, along with an Apple Pencil. These accessories are crafted to enhance the overall user experience of the new iPad Pro lineup.

According to display analyst Ross Young, Samsung will exclusively supply OLED panels for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro model. As for the 11.1-inch model, both Samsung and LG will split orders to maintain a consistent supply of components.

Apple is preparing to launch the 2024 iPad Air in two screen size variations: a 10.9-inch and a new 12.9-inch model. Both models are expected to feature an enhanced M2 chipset and a front camera oriented for landscape mode, mirroring the upcoming iPad Pro models. Offering two screen size options for the iPad Air aims to broaden the appeal of Apple’s affordable iPad lineup segment, enticing more buyers.

It’s important to note that Apple will not host a separate event for its new iPads. Instead, they will be unveiled through a press release, similar to the introduction of the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models featuring the M3 processor.


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