Analysts say the upcoming 11-inch iPad Pro will have the same Liquid Retina LED display found in the current generation model, not the newest mini-LED LED display in terms of size. The largest is 12.9 inches.
In response to the tweet, analyst Ross Young today confirmed earlier rumors that the upcoming 11-inch iPad Pro won’t get the latest LED display technology, meaning customers who want a more advanced screen will have to come back. to dimensions greater than 12.9 inches.
Apple intends to expand the use of the mini-LED display
Early rumors indicated that for the next iPad Pro update, Apple would expand the mini-LED display introduced on the 12.9-inch iPad Pro in April 2021 to a smaller 11-inch size.
The 12.9-inch iPad Pro Liquid Retina XDR LED display offers greater dynamic range than the iPad Pro, delivering an “incredible viewing experience” with more realistic detail and HDR.
The iPad Pro’s 11-inch display is a Liquid Retina LED display, which still has many of the same features as the 12.9-inch size but lacks the intense dynamic range, high brightness, and deep blacks.
iPad Pro with new chip and potential charging capabilities
Today, Young predicted that the upcoming 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro will feature the same displays as the current generation models.
The new iPad Pros are expected to be incremental upgrades, with a new chip and potentially new charging capabilities.
The new models will be powered by the Apple M2 silicon chip, providing performance improvements over the M1 chip on current models.
Mark Gorman, a well-known Bloomberg reporter, said Apple has no plans to throw a celebration for the new iPad this month. And the
Instead, Apple is expected to announce the new iPad Pro models within days through a press release and updates on its website.
