Apple is expected to unveil M4 iPad Pro models at its “Let Loose” event on May 7th. The Cupertino-based tech giant hinted in an invitation to the event that it may launch new iPad Pro and Air models, as well as a new Apple Pencil.
The iPhone maker also plans to hold its annual developer conference, WWDC 2024, a month after the iPad event on June 10. Here we have discussed all the new products that the company will unveil at the upcoming event.
According to rumors, Apple is likely to unveil its next-generation in-house chipset, the M4, at its next event. The company launched its M3 chip just seven months ago and is already planning to replace it with the next generation.
Apple’s updated chips will be built on Microsoft’s rumored ARM-based silicon (instead of Apple’s M3 chips), which the company is expected to announce at its upcoming build event in March 2016. It may also have superior AI capabilities. End of this month. Apple may also introduce new products with the upcoming M4 chipset at WWDC 2024.
Apple’s iPad models continue to dominate the tablet market, which is expected to decline in 2023. The expected iPad Pro model could be the company’s first product to come with the M4 chipset. Rumors suggest that the next iPad Pro model (the long-awaited update) may also feature an OLED display, which could be a significant improvement over its predecessor.
In addition to the new iPad Pro, Apple is expected to release new iPad Air models in sizes 11 and 12.9 inches with the M2 chipset.
The company also plans to introduce an improved Apple Pencil 3 with new features such as grip detection, haptic feedback and interchangeable magnetic tips. The upcoming accessories will also support Apple’s Find My network, which helps users find their devices if they are misplaced.
However, the company will likely hold off introducing new Macs with the M4 chipset until WWDC 2024.
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