Hello ktimez readers, We have incredible news about the new iPad pro 2022 and am going to share with you all the details today.
So today we’ve got plenty more confirmation on the specs and design of the new iPad pro 2022 and it looks incredible.
The first story of the day we have got the news on the new 14.1 inch iPad pro reliable Ross Young has tweeted saying that his supply chain source confirm that not only being developed but it will also have mini Led and 120Hz promotion Display.
The 14.1 Inch iPad pro 2022 is also going to be in addition to 11 and the 12.9 inch but unfortunately it won’t be released at the same and it is going to be coming a little later on and most likely early in 2023.
Now we will however see both the 11 inch and the 12.9 inch iPad pros are going to be released this year and while no date has been confirmed by Apple yet most leakers are in agreement that it’s either going to be September or October.
While many were hoping to see the 11 inch iPad pro 2022 finally get that upgrade to mini led Display according to Ross Young that is not going to be the case.
He tweeted to confirm that there’s going to be no mini-led on the refresh of the 11 inch iPad pro and when it comes to display leaks he is always very accurate of course the 12.9 inch version is going to continue to use mini-led and both version are still going to come with upgrades over the predecessors to make them more attractive to buyers.
In Mark Gurman latest blog he advises that the new 11 inch iPad pro and 12.9 inch iPad pros are going to be coming with wireless charging and M2 Chipset and upgrades to the whole camera system.
According to a new tweet from Majin Bu the 12.9 inch version is also going to have a reduced bezels all around but to be fair we got a lot tweets from Majin Bu not all turn out to be correct, So I take this with a pinch of salt for now.
And past days we had a leaked benchmark for the new M2 chipset and it shows some great improvements over the previous M1 and it is actually better performance than we expected the bench mark appeared on geekbench 5 for a new macbook pro running the M2 chipset and the clock speed increased from 3.2 GHz to 3.49.
The benchmark of the M2 score a single core score of 1919 and multi-core score of 8928 and these are very impressive scores the previous M1 scored roughly 1707 for single core and 7419 for multi core so this means that we’re looking at a 12% Increase in single core performance and 20% Increase for multi core overall this means that the M2 is about 18% faster than its predecessor and not only that but when it comes to the metal GPU benchmark it scored 30627 and this is actually 46% better performance than the M1 score of 210001.
Overall the 11 inch and the 12.9 inch iPad pro may look the same as their predecessors they get some hardware improvement such as wireless charging and better camera systems but most importantly a much better chipset that is capable of pretty much any task and for those of you who are excited for iPad pro 2022 We are going to run through the Specs Design and expected Pricing of both models to help you guys decide which one is right for you.
Full Specs Design and Expected Pricing
1.The 11 inch Apple iPad pro 2022
- Display: 11 inch 120hz mini-LED display
- Resolution: 1668 x 2388 means 265 pixel per inch
- Selfie Camera: Selfie camera in Bezel
- Rear Camera : Dual cameras + Lidar Sensor
- Processor: Apple M2 chipset
- RAM: 8GB/16GB
- Storage: Up to 2TB
- Battery: 28.65 Wh Battery
- Support: 5G
- OS: iPad OS 15
- Price: Starting from $800/€750
2.The 12.9 inch Apple iPad pro 2022
- Display: 11.9 inch 120hz mini-LED display
- Resolution: 2048 x 2732 means 265 pixel per inch
- Selfie Camera: Selfie camera in Bezel
- Rear Camera : Dual cameras + Lidar Sensor
- Processor: Apple M2 chipset
- RAM: 8GB/16GB
- Storage: Up to 2TB
- Battery: 40.88 Wh Battery
- Support: 5G
- OS: iPad OS 15
- Price: Starting from $1,100/€1000
Watch a trailer video here
If any more information comes in I will be sharing it straight away but as always I would like to know what you think in comment box.