According to the Japanese website MacOtakara, sources from the Chinese supply chain said that Apple plans to release the new iPad Pros and iPad in October this year, and upgrade the rear camera system to triple-lens and dual-lens respectively. Of course, it is not yet possible to confirm the veracity of the leak.
The supply chain sources believed that Apple's next-generation iPad Pro will feature triple-lens, the same as the upcoming iPhone 11 series, which will be announced in September. The 10.2-inch iPad, on the other, hand, will include the dual-lens camera, similar to the last year's iPhone XS lineup. iPads with this dual/triple format are expected to improve the AR feature, as the technology relies on camera.
Earlier this year, it was reported that Apple plans to release a new iPad Pro and iPad this fall. In March of this year, Apple released a new version of the iPad mini and the new 10.5-inch iPad Air.
The iPad Pro line was last updated on October 2018 with the addition of a full screen and Face ID.
Alongside the new iPad Pro and 10.2-inch iPad models, Apple is also anticipated to launch the 16-inch MacBook Pro with a new design and the return of much-welcomed scissor keyboard.
The supply chain sources believed that Apple's next-generation iPad Pro will feature triple-lens, the same as the upcoming iPhone 11 series, which will be announced in September. The 10.2-inch iPad, on the other, hand, will include the dual-lens camera, similar to the last year's iPhone XS lineup. iPads with this dual/triple format are expected to improve the AR feature, as the technology relies on camera.
Earlier this year, it was reported that Apple plans to release a new iPad Pro and iPad this fall. In March of this year, Apple released a new version of the iPad mini and the new 10.5-inch iPad Air.
The iPad Pro line was last updated on October 2018 with the addition of a full screen and Face ID.
Alongside the new iPad Pro and 10.2-inch iPad models, Apple is also anticipated to launch the 16-inch MacBook Pro with a new design and the return of much-welcomed scissor keyboard.
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