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Apple is preparing to launch a new “turbocharged” iPad Pro with an M4 chip and AI (artificial intelligence) capabilities. The device will be officially presented at the Worldwide Developer Conference in June, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.
Gurman states that this will be the “first truly AI-powered device” from Apple. Big tech should take advantage of the event to explain more about the new M4 chip, now with a neural engine, and what its AI capabilities will be like, which could even include integrated chatbots from Google or OpenAI, he added.
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What changes in the next iPad Pro
- Apple’s product expert says this will be the most significant redesign of the iPad Pro since 2018.
- The next generation iPad Pro will receive another significant update: an OLED screen, as well as new accessories.
- Perhaps the main one is the new Apple Pencil, now with tactile feedback, suggests Gurman, allowing you to simulate the roughness of paper when writing or drawing.
- Rumors also point to a new pinch gesture command and magnetic tips that can be quickly changed by users.
- Digital drawings that leaked in February indicate that the next iPad Pro will also be a little slimmer and with more rounded edges, following the design of the iPhone 15 Pro.
It is worth mentioning that the artificial intelligence features should come in iPadOS 18, a version of the system that should only be released by Apple in September. Either way, this will be the first time the company has finally revealed how it plans to add AI to its devices.
New iPad Pro 2024 has already appeared in a leaked image
Apparently real images showing the design of the iPad Pro 2024 have been circulating on the internet since February. The photos released by MacRumors show details of the 11 and 13 inch models.
The sketches also include dimensions: the 2024 13-inch iPad Pro measures 281.58 x 215.53 mm, slightly larger than the 2022-released iPad Pro 12.9 at 280.6 x 214.9 mm. The 11-inch iPad Pro 2024 is listed at 249.70 x 177.51 mm, slightly taller and narrower than its predecessor iPad Pro 11 (2022), at 247.6 x 178.5 mm.
