Apple has finally revealed redesigned iPad Pro models with M4 chip, OLED Ultra Retina XDR display,…
The new iPad Pro has a significantly thinner design with 11-inch and 13-inch screen size options. While the 11-inch version is 5.3 mm thick, the 13-inch version is only 5.1 mm thick. Apple notes that this makes the new iPad Pro the company's thinnest ever. It has an improved thermal design thanks to graphite panels in the main case and copper in the Apple logo.
The iPad Pro OLED Ultra Retina maximum 1,600 nits. It delivers deeper, more realistic blacks, more detail in shadows and low light, brighter highlights and improved brightness, and is more responsive to moving content.
The M4 chip embedded inside is manufactured using second-generation 3nm technology and features a new rendering engine, as well as hardware-accelerated mesh shading and ray tracing. This chip offers up to 50% faster CPU performance than M2 on the previous iPad Pro, while rendering performance is 4x faster.
The 12 MP camera on the front of the iPad Pro has been moved to the side of the device to improve the video calling experience. The rear camera now supports ProRes and Smart HDR 4 video recording. The product also now has Adaptive TrueTone flash for better document scanning.
The new iPad Pro series is also the first to be available with a nano-texture display option. The device's case is made of 100% recycled aluminum and is offered in Silver or Black color options. The 11-inch version starts at $999, while the 13-inch version starts at $1,299. The product is available to order now and will be available from May 15.
