Since when Apple decided to expand its range of tablets with the family iPad Pro, many have begun to appreciate these devices. By combining the features of the Apple Pencil and a generously sized display, the iPad Pro have increasingly placed themselves - in some respects - as a viable alternative to laptops. And the models that will make up the 2021 line-up would seem to want to raise the bar even more. This is stated by Mark Gurman, blogger of the well-known site Bloomberg.
According to what Gurman said, the models that will arrive this year will also be available with displays from 11 and 12,9 inches with mini-LED technology, which guarantees a higher visual yield than LCD panels. From the processor point of view, however, we should find the main differences compared to previous models. According to Mark Gurman, Apple would have decided to equip the new iPad Pro with the new one A14X Bionic, a CPU that in terms of performance should be very close to the M1 that we find installed on the most recent ones MacBook. Such a choice can only make the fans of iPad OS, which has many graphics and design applications that require significant resources to operate at their best.
Finally, compared to previous models, the new iPad Pro should also count on the door Thunderbolt 3 in addition to USB Type-C. This last detail could anticipate the possibility therefore of being able to exploit different peripherals such as, for example, external monitors. At the moment Apple hasn't officially announced any new product presentation events but, according to the Bloomberg report, we should expect news in this regard over the next few weeks. Reminding you that these are unconfirmed rumors and therefore to be taken with pliers, we just have to wait for the next few days to find out if what Bloomberg reports will translate into reality.
