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New iPad Pro Rumor: Revolutionary M4 Chipset Expected to Power AI Capabilities

There is a new rumor about the iPad Pro, which Apple will almost certainly announce at the planned Apple event next week. That device would have a new M4 chipset so it would be completely ready for artificial intelligence (AI).

Of context: Apple announced last week that a A new Apple event to be held on Tuesday, May 7. This will likely be around the launch of several new iPad models. We’re not only looking forward to a new iPad Air – and bigger, but also a new iPad Pro.

  • This is the seventh generation iPad Pro and the first new one since October 2022. So a big update is expected and it could be bigger than first thought. It was long thought that Apple would use its latest M3 chipset for the new iPad Pro, but it seems that the company would opt for an even newer chip.

M4-chipset

Mark Gurman, Apple expert at Bloombergreports that this new iPad Pro is the first Apple device with the revolutionary M4 chipset.

  • This M4 chip will introduce new AI capabilities. “I believe that Apple will set the record as its first device that is truly powered by AI,” said Gurman.

Artificial intelligence

“Since then, he advertises every new product as an AI tool. In doing so, Apple is indeed responding to the AI ​​frenzy that has swept the technology industry in recent years,” Gurman continues.

  • After the new iPad Pro, the M4 chipset would also be used later this year for the new iMac, several new models of the MacBook Pro and Mac mini.

Not only will this new M4 chip be equipped to handle all the new features of AI, it would also be much faster than Apple’s previous chipsets. This will make a big difference, especially for the iPad Pro, the latest model of which still uses the M2 chip.

2024-05-01 14:23:21
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