Despite growing secrecy from tech companies, leaks are always a major news source, but confirmation of new products comes when manufacturers They have no choice but to register their new products with regulatory bodies.
This is the case of Apple and the Eurasian Economic Commission, a body in which it has to register any device that uses data encryption technologies before its launch. Earlier this month we learned that Apple had registered 5 new iPad models, and now it has registered two more. Predictably all to launch this fall.
Apple has registered two brand-new models with never-before-seen registration codes, A2200 and A2232, in addition to the other five models from the beginning of the month, A2197, A2228, A2068, A2198 and A2230. Why are we talking about a fall release? Because in the registry they all appear with iOS 13 as the operating system, which will not be released until after summer. We do not know much more details about the specifications of those devices, as those records do not give more details. These two new models are supposed to represent a new 10,2 ″ iPad that will replace the 2018 iPad, the last 9,7 ″ iPad that was released more than a year ago and was not renewed this year when the new iPad Air was launched last spring.
Apple is expected to renew the iPad range this fall, minus the iPad Air and iPad Mini that are only a few months old. New iPad Pro models, no major design changes, and that new 10,2 ″ iPad that Apple just registered. These new iPads could share the limelight with the new iPhones that Apple present after the summer, or simply appear in the Apple Store at any time without an official presentation.