This Is Incredible! Apple iPad Pro 2021

The apple ipad pro is coming with insane new hardware and so today we’ve got more confirmations on the incredible specs and the design of the ipad pro 2021 we’ve got news that they’re launching a bit later than we expected before we get started though please like the video if you’re a fan of apple let me know in the comments what device you’re actually watching todays.

So we had a leak from Jon Prosser last week advising us of a launch date of the 23rd of march for the ipad pro the airpods in the air tags but many sources are now disagreeing yesterday digi times issued a report quoting one of their industry insiders and it states that epistar who were producing the mini led chips for the ipad pro were actually planning for shipments to begin in the second quarter of 2021 and that is of course April now did you times go on to say that it’s still believed there’s going to be an event to showcase the air tags the airpods 3 and the new ipad pro 2021 but it’s not going to be until at least April following that we had a report from Bloomberg that also tells us not to expect the ipad pro until April but they.

Also provide some further specs now according to Bloomberg the new ipad pro is being tested with a thunderbolt connector to make them compatible with external monitors and peripherals along with faster data syncing while the macs have been using thunderbolt for years the ipad pro has been using usb type-c so this could be a useful add-on for many they also confirm that the mini led display is going to be included on at least the 12.9 inch ipad pro which brings more doubt about the 11 inch version not having this technology well it could sort of make sense to have it on the most premium model only it’s also going to disappoint people who want the 11 inch version just for the smaller display its unfortunately looking very likely that the 11 inch ipad pro is not going to have a mini led display but as soon as we get some solid information on this I’ll be sharing it straight away now this morning.

We had another update from reliable analyst Ming gqo and he stated that mass production of the ipad pro is going to start mid to late April he stated that ems are going to start their mass production of the mini led display in mid to late April and that there has been a delay from issues due to tsmt but this is expected to be resolved he also states that the a14 in the ipad pro is going to be on par with the m1 apple silicon which backed up the previous statements from mark German he says it will be getting thunderbolt and improved cameras and of course at the new midi led technology well there were rumors of the air also having mini led Ming chiquo states that it’s not going to be happening until at least 2022 and it will be exclusive to the ipad pro for now with so many sources telling us it’s not until April it seems that this is now pretty certain apple would have also sent out the invites by now if it was going to be the 23rd but overall.

It’s looking like a great improvement for those of you that need an updated ipad pro the design is pretty much the same but we get all-round updated hardware on the 12.9 inch version we get the incredible new display for those of you that do want the ipad pro 2021 were now going to run through the full specs design and the expected pricing to help you guys decide if this is the tablet for you for my regular viewers you guys would have already seen this so just jump to the next video but if you are new here then make sure you hit subscribe and well get right into it so to start with we’ve got the 11 inch ipad pro its of course going to be an 11 inch mini led display were expecting an increase in resolution but the exact specs are not known at this time were expecting a single selfie camera embedded into the top bezel and rumors are suggesting a 10 megapixel camera on the rear were expecting a dual camera setup consisting of a wide and an ultra-wide camera and we also get the additional lidar sensor it’s going to be powered by the a14 bionic chipset or the reports are suggesting that it could be called the a14z.

We’re expecting six gigs of ram along with the choice of 128 256 512 or even one terabyte storage although its size has been reduced slightly were still expecting a 28.65 watt hour battery with 18 watt fast charge wireless charging and reverse wireless charging it’s of course going to support 5g and reports are suggesting it’ll be sub 6 gigahertz along with millimeter wave the phone is of course going to ship with ipad os 14 and while some sources are claiming that its going to have touch id and face id we expect it to be face id only when it comes to the pricing we’re expecting the Wi-Fi only model to start from 800 and the Wi-Fi plus 5g to start from around 950 next up.

We’ve got the 12.9 inch ipad pro now this is of course going to be a 12.9 inch mini le display but it’s gonna have a higher resolution than the 11 inch but going by their previous releases its likely to have the same amount of pixels per inch were expecting a single selfie camera embedded into the top bezel and as rumors suggest a 10 megapixel camera on the rear we get a dual camera setup consisting of a wide camera an ultra-wide camera and the additional lidar sensor

It’s going to be powered by the a14 bionic and as I said rumors are saying it could be the a14z we’re expecting the same ram in storage so that’s six gigabytes of ram along with 128 256 512 or even one terabyte storage because its larger than the 11 inch it also has a larger battery were expecting a 36.71 watt hour battery with 18 watt fast charge wireless and reverse wireless charging.

It will of course support 5g and again reports are suggesting that both sub-six gigahertz and millimeter wave were expecting the Wi-Fi only model to start from one thousand dollars and the Wi-Fi plus 5g to start from 1150 so we know a little bit of information about the ipad pro 2021 and it’s looking to be another great offering from apple of course with launch expected to be just a couple of months away were likely going to receive more and more information as that approaches and as we do I’ll be sharing straight away that’s all the information I’ve got for you today.

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