According to the Chinese supplier quoted in the Japanese media, the iPad Air 4 shape will be built along the lines of the current 11-inch iPad Pro, suggesting that it could possibly switch to narrower frame design and larger screen size and even introduce Face ID components, although the exact size is unfortunately unknown.
Apple’s current iPad range consists of four main series, the iPad, iPad Air, iPad mini, and iPad Pro. Among these, the iPad was upgraded to a 10.2-inch screen last year, iPad Air is a 10.5-inch screen, iPad mini is 7.9-inch and iPad Pro is 11-inch and 12.9-inch.
Look a little confusing, doesn’t it? Don’t worry, you’re not the only person.
Apple, on the other hand, doesn’t seem interested in ending it but is continuing to change the size, shape, and more for iPad products.
In the meantime, the iPad Air 4 will have its flash connector removed and upgraded to USB-C.
According to news reports, the new iPad mini will be upgraded to an 8.5-inch display.
The news about the iPad mini is consistent with the prediction. The iPad (eighth generation) would be upgraded to 10.8 inches and released in the second half of next year, while the iPad mini would be 8.5-9 inches and released in the first half of next year.
In addition, it has been shown that the new iPad mini will be replaced by an A13 processor, while the 10.8-inch (8th generation) iPad is an A12 processor to position itself as the cheapest iPad. As for the iPad Air 4, it should be the same as the iPad mini, also A13.
As for the mini LED display technology, the A14X processor, 5G mobile network, etc., the iPad Pro line will certainly come first.