There have been many rumors that have reached us in recent weeks of a possible launch of the 12,9-inch iPad Pro with a new Mini-LED screen. It also pointed to a possible iPad Mini with the design of its older brother, reducing frames and increasing screen. Now, everything seems to point to this type of screen, mini-LED, would not see the light in a new Apple device until this second quarter of 2021, which begins next April 1.
According to DigiTimes and related industry sources, We shouldn't wait for this new device until the end of March at the earliest.. According to his latest publication (via MacRumors):
Epistar has become the only supplier of mini-LED chips to be used in the 12,9-inch iPad Pro with mini-LED display with approximately 50% of its production capacity reserved for the future Apple tablet and with shipments large-scale planned to start in the second quarter of 2021, according to sources.
Last week, DigiTimes already indicated that the new 12,9-inch iPad Pro could be launched at the end of March or the beginning of the second quarter of the year. The speech changes now explicitly stating that mass shipments of the new iPad would begin in the second quarter.
On the other hand, last week we were already reported new speculations that Apple would hold the expected March event next Tuesday the 23rd. In this event, which remains unconfirmed, New products are expected to be introduced such as the long-awaited AirTags, the new AirPods 3 (We leave you the post below where we already tell you all the information about what is known about them here) and the new iPad Pro models. According to these new DigiTimes leaks and taking them as true, despite its presentation, the iPad Pro with mini-LED screen would not be launched until a later date.
Apple has different products on its exit ramp with mini-LED technology and we wouldn't be surprised if it became the standard for your devices. Just remind you of the difference with normal LCD screens, where the mini-LED facilitates greater illumination as well as greater contrast.
