It is possible that Apple is planning a major update for the iPad Pro series next year. Accordingly, the tablet could come with an OLED screen for the first time. It is likely that the new M3 chip will be used for this.
There have already been rumors that Apple might join the “Ultra” fever. The Cupertino-based manufacturer is said to be planning an iPad Ultra that will have a larger screen. And if you believe the leaks, a 14.1-inch OLED screen is used here. Now there are new rumors about the remaining iPad Pro models, internally under the labels J717, J718, J720 and J721 Being. Honestly, these are the 11-inch and 13-inch (previously 12.9-inch) versions. WiFi and 5G versions are also hidden behind labels.
According to a Bloomberg report, all versions of the iPad Pro are set to switch to OLED screen complete. So far, Apple has only offered tablets with an LC screen. In the field of iPhone, OLED technology has been used since the iPhone X and thus since 2017. Moreover, the panels used must be much brighter than the current ones. So you should at least do that 1600 nits Excel at the peak of HDR. 600 nits is currently achieved in SDR and about 1,000 nits in HDR.

In addition to the new screen, there should also be a new chip inside. So here, as with the supposed Ultra model, the Apple M3 They can be used where the base model has at least four performance cores and four efficiency cores. In addition, there will likely be a modified 10-core GPU. The first Macs based on the chip are expected to launch later this year. There will also be a new Magic Keyboard.
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