Apple iPad Pro, iPad Air launch event to last for about 35 minutes: Report
Apple will reportedly launch its new generation of iPad Pro and iPad Air tomorrow, May 7, 2024, at the “Let Loose” event. However, the event will be a pre-recorded video just like last year's ‘Spooky Fast' event for launching Macbook devices. Now, a new report about the iPad launch event has surfaced which claims the entire length of the video would be about 35 minutes. Know what Apple Analyst said about tomorrow's event.
According to Mark Gurman's Newsletter report, the Apple “Let Loose” event video for launching new generation of iPads would be streamed online on May 7, 2024. It was highlighted that the video length is reportedly 35 minutes which is similar to October's launch event for Macbooks. This year, we may witness a new lineup for iPad Air and iPad Pro, both of which are speculated to come with several upgrades.
For iPad Pro, experts believe that Apple may be introducing the new OLED displays. The device is also expected to be powered by the M4 chip to support powerful performance, including on-device artificial intelligence. Furthermore, tipster speculates that there will be several hardware upgrades in CPU and GPU. However, the AI features for all Apple devices will not be revealed until the WWDC event which is scheduled for June 10, 2024.
Apart from iPad Pro models, we will also be seeing the new generation of iPad Air which may be powered by the M2 chip. Additionally, there will be a new 12.9-inch display size for the iPad Air. We may also see the new Apple Pencil with a haptic feedback feature and Magic Keyboard. However, note that the specifications and upgrades of upcoming iPads are based on leaks. Therefore, will have to wait a day more to confirm if they are true or not.
In India, the Apple Let Loose event will be live-streamed on Tuesday, May 7 at 7:30 PM IST. Viewers can watch the event video from the Apple website, YouTube channel, and on the Apple TV app.
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