The presentation cycles that Apple has had throughout its history have been affected in recent years. Until not long ago, September was the month of iPhone while October was iPad month. Regardless of the month of presentation, what is clear is that Apple is working on updating its entire range of iPads among which are the iPad Air 5, iPad Mini 6, and iPad 9th generation. In fact, a Chinese vendor has exposed some of the features that each of these devices could eventually include.
This could be the new iPad Air 5, iPad Mini 6 and iPad 9
The information comes from a well-known Japanese medium, MacOtakara, which has received a major leak from a Chinese supplier known to the tech world. Thanks to the leak we can confirm, along with other previous rumors, that Apple is working on updating its iPad Air, iPad Mini and iPad to their respective next generations.
According to the information provided, iPad Air 5 It will feature a design similar to the third-generation 11-inch iPad Pro. That is, we could already enter at 11 inches in addition to introduce the dual camera system: wide angle and ultra wide angle. Regarding the chip that will be incorporated, it will be A15 Bionic chip, the brother of the A15 that will carry the iPhone 13. The chip will be compatible with 5G mmWave. Finally, the iPad Air 5 could incorporate four speakers.
The rumors continue with him 9th generation iPad, the most basic model of tablets that Apple commercializes. There are no great novelties incorporated into this device for several years. Apple probably wants keep the design until 2022 or more, and that the goal is to provide a cheap and powerful iPad.
Finally, the 6th generation iPad Mini It will have an 8,4-inch screen, with an A14 Bionic chip, which is what the current iPad Air carries. At the design level, the same thing happens as the original iPad, there will be no changes until after 2022.
There is also the possibility that any of the iPads discussed so far incorporate with a LiDAR scanner. However, they reject this possibility, claiming that Apple only introduces it in those products that are part of the 'Pro' range, both in iPhones and iPads.