Apple’s next-generation iPad Pro 2021 is currently under development, creating a buzz in the tech world. Each new leak about this highly anticipated device generates excitement among Apple enthusiasts. These leaks offer valuable insights into the advanced features and specifications of the upcoming iPad Pro 2021.
Apple iPhone Pro in 2021
The latest leak, originating from Bloomberg, suggests the inclusion of a Mac-inspired Thunderbolt port in the next-gen iPad Pro, indicating enhanced connectivity options. The device’s launch appears to be imminent, adding to the anticipation. Also Read – iPad Air 2022 vs iPad Pro 2021; Apple iPad Air 2022 launched in India
The new iPad Pro 2021 is likely to be powered by Apple’s revolutionary M1 chip, which promises a significant leap in performance, making it the fastest device of its kind. It’s also likely to feature a stunning 12.9-inch Liquid Retina XDR display, offering a breathtaking visual experience.
The device is likely to support 5G connectivity, ensuring high-speed internet access. It’s also expected to have up to 2TB of high-speed storage and up to 16GB of memory. Also Read – Realme Book Slim will be slimmer and lighter than the MacBook Pro
Another exciting feature is the Ultra Wide front camera, which enables Center Stage, a new feature that automatically keeps users perfectly framed for more engaging video calls. Also Read – Apple iPad, iPad Mini with improved display, newer CPU launched in India
With all these advanced features packed into a thin and light design, the iPad Pro 2021 is set to redefine what’s possible on an iPad. Also Read – Realme GT 5G launch event details and highlights
2021 iPad Pro: Mac-Like Features
Bloomberg reports that this year’s iPad Pro models will be equipped with a Thunderbolt port, currently under testing. This new feature is set to replace the USB Type-C port found in the current iPad lineup. Also Read – Microsoft Windows 11 beats Windows 10 in benchmark tests running on Intel chipset
The Thunderbolt port will offer superior support for external devices and faster data transmission compared to the USB Type-C port. It will also serve as a charging port, eliminating the need for an additional charger.
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Thunderbolt Port on Pro model
The integration of the Thunderbolt port into the iPad Pro models could happen soon, with Bloomberg hinting at a launch as early as April 2021. Thunderbolt port will enable the iPad Pro to connect to high-speed external storage devices and high-resolution monitors. It can even support the Pro Display XDR at full resolution. Also Read – Android 13 Beta 2 announced at Google IO 2022; other announcements
The Thunderbolt port supports speeds of up to 40Gb/s, which is four times faster than the 10Gb/s transfer speed of the current USB-C on the iPad Pro. This enhancement will significantly improve the performance and versatility of the iPad Pro, making it a more powerful tool for professionals and creatives.
2021 iPad Pro: Features
While all the information is based on rumors and leaks, there’s no official confirmation yet. The leaks suggest that the 2021 iPad Pro models will be available in two display sizes: 11-inch and 12.9-inch. Both models are likely to feature a micro-LED display, offering superior brightness and contrast ratio.
Adding more details, the 11-inch iPad Pro is likely to have a LED-backlit IPS display with a resolution of 2388-by-1668 pixels at 264 PPI. It supports 600 nits max brightness (typical). The 12.9-inch model could feature a LED display with a resolution of 264 pixels per inch, True Tone, and 120Hz ProMotion support. Also Read – Microsoft Windows 11 beats Windows 10 in benchmark tests running on Intel chipset
But the 12.9-inch model also has a new mini-LED backlight that gives it better contrast. Apple calls this Liquid Retina XDR, and it works a lot like the Pro Display XDR. Also Read – Xiaomi’s concept phone features waterfall display, to come with portless design
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Enhanced Design on 2021 iPad Pro
The 2021 iPad Pro models are set to deliver enhanced design and superior processing power. Apple, the tech giant from Cupertino, is likely to equip these models with its proprietary M1 chip.
Improvements in the camera are also anticipated, with the potential inclusion of a 12MP Wide camera and a 10MP Ultra Wide camera. These upgrades will likely enhance photo and video quality, making the iPad Pro an even more powerful tool for creatives. Also Read – Samsung Galaxy Book Business and Pro Edition launched
Reports suggest that Apple plans to expand the iPad lineup, driven by a surge in iPad sales in 2020 during the COVID-19 lockdown. This growth trend reflects the increasing demand for high-performance tablets in the era of remote work and learning. Also Read – Google brings back compass on Maps for Android users
iPad Mini: In Making
Apple is reportedly planning to launch a new iPad Mini with a larger 7.9-inch display, a noticeable increase from its predecessor. The device is likely to sport a sleek design with reduced bezels. The upcoming iPad Mini could also support the second-generation Apple Pencil. Thus, enhancing its functionality for note-taking and creative tasks.
In addition, reports indicate the introduction of a budget-friendly iPad, specifically designed for students. This affordable iPad is likely to feature a thinner design and a 10.2-inch display. This student-friendly iPad aims to combine performance and affordability, making it an ideal choice for academic use. Also Read – New Mahindra Scorpio-N 2022 SUV launched in India; full review
In addition to the 2021 iPad Pro models, Apple is gearing up to unveil a host of new tech products. However, specifics about these upcoming products and their availability remain under wraps. As all this information is based on rumors and leaks, we await official announcements for confirmation.
In other news, Apple is reportedly reducing the production of the iPhone 12 mini due to lower-than-expected sales. This decision comes as a result of the iPhone 12 mini accounting for only a small fraction of Apple’s total sales. Also Read – Asus ZenBook laptops with new Intel and AMD chips, VivoBook laptops launched
