Apple could release its latest iPad Pro models in the next one or two weeks, much of the details have been leaked, as well as the design. Now, accessories maker UAG apparently mocks up the final plan of the design, which it seems to be the 12.9-inch iPad Pro front display layout, according to an image shared by Mysmartprice.com.
The UAG case that was suspected of being designed for the iPad Pro shows that the upcoming tablet will not include a notch and no Home button. Aside from that, the 2018 iPad Pros looks like the large version of iPhone XS, although it has bit more bezels than the smartphone. Obviously, the display will be larger as well, but to have the same resolution.
Furthermore, the new iPad Pro models could switch from Lightning ports to USB-C that would allow the device to be an external display. As for the Apple Pencil, rumor suggested it maybe pairs like the way you pair the AirPods. The Face ID will as well coming to the platform for the first time with Landscape support.
All of other features that’s expected to be included are an A12X chip, a new magnetic connector, and wireless charging. It’s unclear when will the product be announced, despite John Gruber says a iPad and Mac focused event would likely to kick off around the end of October or early November.
The UAG case that was suspected of being designed for the iPad Pro shows that the upcoming tablet will not include a notch and no Home button. Aside from that, the 2018 iPad Pros looks like the large version of iPhone XS, although it has bit more bezels than the smartphone. Obviously, the display will be larger as well, but to have the same resolution.
Furthermore, the new iPad Pro models could switch from Lightning ports to USB-C that would allow the device to be an external display. As for the Apple Pencil, rumor suggested it maybe pairs like the way you pair the AirPods. The Face ID will as well coming to the platform for the first time with Landscape support.
All of other features that’s expected to be included are an A12X chip, a new magnetic connector, and wireless charging. It’s unclear when will the product be announced, despite John Gruber says a iPad and Mac focused event would likely to kick off around the end of October or early November.
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