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Apple set to dazzle with new iPad Pro and iPad Air in May

Anticipate Apple's reveal of the new iPad Pro and iPad Air in May, featuring OLED displays, larger screens, and upgraded accessories.

You might have been on the edge of your seat waiting for Apple’s next big thing, especially after the buzz around new MacBooks that materialised in March. However, your patience is about to pay off if you’ve been holding out for the latest . According to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, Apple is gearing up to unveil its new iPad Pro and iPad Air models in early May, a bit later than the tech community anticipated.

The wait is almost over

In the bustling world of Apple releases, it’s easy to lose track of when the last update rolled out. It’s been a while since Apple refreshed its iPad lineup; the iPad Pro last saw a new version in October 2022, and the iPad Air was updated in March 2022. But fret not, the wait for something new is nearing its end. Apple’s upcoming iPad Pro models are said to boast OLED displays, marking a significant leap forward in screen technology for the range. For the first time, the iPad Air is expected to expand its horizons with a 12.9-inch display, stepping up from its current 10.9-inch size.

What’s new this time around?

The new iPad Pro and iPad Air anticipation isn’t just about larger screens or sleeker designs. You can look forward to devices with faster chips, promising a snappier performance whether sketching, scrolling through pages, or multitasking like a pro. Alongside these powerhouse tablets, Apple is reportedly introducing improved , including a revamped Magic Keyboard and an Apple Pencil explicitly tailored for the iPad Pro.

Rumours had swirled that these iPads would hit the market in March alongside the new MacBook Air models. However, challenges related to manufacturing the latest screens and some software delays nudged the launch to May. It’s hinted that the new iPad Pro models will not only be thinner but will also come with a matte screen option for those who prefer a less reflective display.

A closer look at Apple’s busy schedule

It’s hard to believe that despite launching the Vision Pro mixed reality headset in February and new MacBook Air models in March, Apple still has surprises up its sleeve. This continuous stream of innovation underscores the company’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technology and continuously pushing the boundaries of what its devices can do.

So, as you eagerly await the early May reveal, rest assured that Apple is set to deliver something special. With enhanced screens, faster performance, and a suite of new accessories, the next generation of iPads promises to be worth the wait.

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