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Recent rumors have shown that Apple will launch new versions of the iPad Mini, Air and a simpler version next week, but Mark Gurman, in his weekly letter to… Bloombergbelieves that this will not happen anytime soon and that the news will be practically exclusive to faster chips.
what do you want to know:
- Apple is expected to launch new models of the basic iPad, Air and Mini devices in the coming days within a few weeks
- The development of these tablets appears to be at an advanced stage and the news may be exclusive to the new chip
- Obviously it should offer more speed with the M2 for Macs, but the iPad Mini should follow the A16 Bionic chip found in the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 15.
- As a result, with a little innovation, Apple may choose to just update products without recording an event or video and presenting it live
It’s been a while since Apple released the latest versions of its non-Pro iPad models, including the base, Air, and Mini. Many rumors have indicated that the launch of these tablets will take place next Tuesday (17), but Gorman doesn’t see that window happening now.
“For the most part, Apple launches new laptops and iPads in October — about a month after the last iPhone and Apple Watch. And while I reported in July that Apple was planning this launch this way, the latest indications are that It won’t happen this month.
The iPad mini should continue to use the A16 Bionic chip and not the M2 chip
The analyst also ensures that even with the supposed launch at a later date, the development of new models for the basic iPad, iPad Air and Mini remains at an advanced stage of production. They should all make only internal changes, while maintaining everything external.
News can and should focus on faster chips. On the other hand, on Sunday (15) 9to5Mac collected information from close sources that guarantee the launch of new iPad models next Tuesday, all with the M2 recently arriving on Macs – with the exception of the iPad Mini, which could bring the A16 Bionic from the iPhone 15 and 14. Pro.
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