Gurman: Apple will launch iPad equipped with a OLED screen in the first half of next year, as well as iPad and Pro that come with thermal management plates.
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Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman stated that after Apple released the new iPad and mini last week, it will next shift its focus to updating a range of tablet products. It is expected that these new products will all be unveiled in the first half of 2027, including upgraded entry-level tablets, new iPad and Air models with OLED screens, as well as iPad and Pro models that may feature thermal vias to improve heat dissipation for gaming and high-load AI tasks. Gurman also mentioned that unless there are delays in the subsequent release plans, no new iPad models are expected to be released in the second half of next year.
IT News on November 2nd: Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman revealed that following the release of the new iPad mini last week, Apple will next shift its focus to updating a range of other tablet products in 2027.
IT has learned that according to the information he has obtained, these product line updates are expected to be launched in the first half of the year:
- An upgraded entry-level tablet (considering that previous price increases have made its selling price much higher than that of competitors, this iteration seems particularly urgent.)
- A brand-new iPad Air that adopts a OLED screen in order to align with iPad mini.
- More powerful iPad and Pro are likely to incorporate heat spreaders ( Vapor Chamber ) in order to provide better cooling support when running games and under high-load AI tasks.
Gurman stated that unless there is a postponement of the subsequent release plans, it is not expected that any new iPad models will be released in the second half of next year.
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