Day: December 11, 2022

Apple 14-inch iPad 2023 Overview

The iPad is expected to grow in size. Many well-known leakers claim that Apple is developing a 14-inch iPad that is bigger than life, which would be the company’s largest tablet ever. The movement of the lineup towards becoming a viable laptop option finally started when the Cupertino business unveiled the 12.9″ iPad Pro. Since then, despite its many constraints, the iPad OS has made an increasing effort to add capabilities that could take advantage of the greater screen real estate, with Stage Manager being the most noteworthy example yet.

Of course, bigger is better, and Apple’s enormous 14-inch iPad may be released as early as next year. Even though there are still many questions about this specific iPad (many more than there are answers), we have put together a summary of all we currently know about Apple’s next enormous tablet. So let’s get started straight away

IPad model

There are currently rumors that the 2022 iPad Pro will feature a few design modifications (i.e. slimmer bezels and. a bigger Apple logo). It is unknown if these changes will apply to the 14-inch iPad.

IPad battery

There is currently zero knowledge available regarding the 14-inch iPad’s battery. We will include any pointers as soon as they become available in that regard.

IPad software and features

If the 14-inch iPad does come out in 2023, it’ll probably run iPad OS 16, the most recent version. The processor powering the 14-inch iPad will determine whether the device can fully utilize the capabilities of iPad OS 16 given that Apple is restricting Stage Manager to iPads with an M CPU.

Specifications for the iPad

An M2 chip will almost certainly be used to power the 14-inch iPad. Only the iPad Mini and entry-level iPad still feature the A15 and A13 CPUs, respectively, while the iPad Pro and iPad Air ranges have switched to the M1 chip. The 14-inch iPad will most likely contain an M2 SoC, according to several dubious sources, although Ross Young has now validated these claims.

Apple’s 14-Inch and 16-Inch MacBook Pro Models Overview

The 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro are the best laptops Apple sells, even with the older M1 Pro and M1 Max chips. Apple introduced the M2 chip in the 13-inch MacBook Pro in June, so we know the next generation of the larger, more powerful, MacBook Pro models is on the way. There was hope that the updates would arrive in October or November 2022, but those rumors didn’t pan out. Instead, it now looks like the update to the 14-inch MacBook Pro and its 16-inch sibling will come in the spring of 2023. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming release.

Design

Apple is still using an aluminum unibody design, but the shape was tweaked to be flatter and less curved at the bottom. The machines include an all-black keyboard, a large Force Touch Trackpad, and two speaker grilles at the side of the keyboard.The current MacBook Pro models feature mini-LED displays with ProMotion technology, slim 3.5mm bezels at the top and bottom of the display, and a notch that houses the 1080p webcam.

Possible Features

Apple is working on OLED displays for future devices, including MacBook Pro models. Some rumors have suggested that Apple could introduce OLED displays as soon as 2022, but more recent information has indicated OLED technology won’t be coming until 2024, so it seems like a long shot for the 2023 refresh.

Price There have been no details on the prices just yet, but with the next batch of MacBook Pro laptops potentially only seeing a processor refresh, we expect them to retain the same price points.The current cheapest 14-inch MacBook Pro is priced at $1999/£1899 and the most affordable 16-inch MacBook Pro costs $2499/£2399.

Release date

The MacBook Pro M2 laptop is set to launch in the first quarter of 2023, according to Mark Gurman via Bloomberg. That means we could see the laptops hit stores before March 2023.Many had previously hoped Apple would launch the MacBook Pro M2 in 2022, but CEO Tim Cook has since confirmed, during a quarterly earnings call, that Apple has already completed its product line for this holiday season