Apple has not refreshed the iPad Air since March of 2022.
Apple is rumoured to be engaged on a brand new iPad Air with a bigger 12.9-inch show as per a brand new report. Here’s what we all know thus far.
Apple’s iPad Air with the M1 chipset is sort of a well-liked iPad. Not solely does it fill the hole between the iPad and the iPad Pro, but it surely additionally brings some options of the Pro iPads at a way more reasonably priced worth level. However, not like the iPad Pro, the iPad Air, which is now in its fifth era, is obtainable in a single measurement—a ten.9-inch show. However, this might quickly change, as DigiTimes claims that Apple may very well be engaged on a 12.9-inch iPad Air.
If the alleged declare seems to be true, that will imply the iPad Air would even have a 12.9-inch show just like the iPad Pro, albeit with an LCD panel as a substitute of the miniLED that the iPad Pro makes use of.
If you concentrate on it, Apple has been experimenting with its ‘Air’ lineup for a while now. Considering that it launched a bigger 15-inch MacBook Air with the M2 chipset earlier this yr, it wouldn’t be stunning to see Apple double down on this technique for its iPad Air sequence as nicely. After all, not everybody wants the ‘Pro’ options however merely needs a bigger gadget that may perform nicely for years to return.
That being mentioned—earlier this month—rumors emerged that Apple was going to launch an up to date Apple iPad Air with M2 chipsets, however these turned out to be false. Instead, Apple launched an all-new Apple Pencil with USB-C, which isn’t essentially the most reasonably priced Pencil that Apple makes. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has additionally predicted that Apple received’t launch new iPads or MacBooks for the rest of 2023.
Ergo, it stays to be seen if or when Apple reveals one thing in regards to the alleged 12.9-inch iPad Air. For now, you solely have the iPad Pro 12.9-inch with the M2 chipset—which retails for Rs 1,12,900—if you need a bigger display screen than the iPad Air 5’s 10.9-inch panel or the smaller iPad Pro’s 11-inch panel.
