Apple recently announced its new Apple iPhone 15 lineup, and the company is all set to update its iPad lineup. Reports claim the Cupertino giant could unveil its next generation of Apple iPad lineup this week. These new iPads could feature chipset upgrades and cosmetic changes to the design.
Apple Could Launch New iPad Lineup On October 17
According to a report by SuperCharged, Apple will unveil its new iPad lineup on October 17. The company will announce the latest products via a press release on the Apple website. Furthermore, it has planned media briefings with select journalists later this week. There won’t be any flashy events with just a simple announcement on its YouTube channel and website. However, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman believes the launch won’t happen this month. Similarly, Apple analyst Ming Chi-Kuo also says that “new iPad models are unlikely before the year’s end”.
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Apple refreshed its entire iPad lineup last year in October 2022 with new iPad Pros featuring the M2 chip and entry-level iPad 10th generation with USB-C. This week, the company could focus on the Apple iPad Air, Apple iPad mini and the entry-level iPad.
New iPad Mini Could Fix Jelly Scrolling
The new products could be the iPad Mini,iPad Air and entry-level iPad. It will be a minor refresh with cosmetic changes and chipset upgrades. The iPad Air will upgrade to the M2 chip from the M1, while the new iPad mini will feature the A16 Bionic chip.
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Furthermore, Apple is also planning to fix the “jelly scrolling” issue on the iPad Mini lineup. This is an issue that causes content to appear laggy and choppy. New iPad mini owners can certainly expect a smoother scrolling experience.
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The entry-level iPad could also receive a chipset upgrade, although the specifics are unknown. Last year, the company announced the 10th generation iPad with thin bezels, a new chipset, and a USB-C port. The current entry-level iPad uses the A14 Bionic chipset, and the company could upgrade to the A16 Bionic, similar to the upcoming iPad mini.
The iPad Pro lineup has no upgrades in store, as it received an update last year with the M2 chip. Apple plans to launch new iPad Pros with OLED displays, which could arrive next year. This will be the first time that iPads will feature an OLED screen.
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