According to somewhat dubious reports, Apple is planning on rolling out a new larger iPad, which recent technology news blogs are referring to as the "iPad Pro." The new 12.9-inch tablet will be Apple's biggest tablet computer to date and will dwarf the much smaller, 9.7-inch iPad Air 2. In fact, with a size of 12.9 inches, the iPad Pro will easily resemble the 13-inch MacBook Air when it comes to size, since the latter will be much more powerful than the soon-to-be-released iPad Pro.
While the rumors are still fresh, and it is undetermined what moniker Apple is going to bestow upon its new product, the "iPad Air Pro" is one name that has been floating around the internet ever since the rumors of the new product have reached the internet. While rumors on the much bigger iPad are somewhat scarce, it is believed that the large tablet will resemble the iPad Air 2. According to reports, the iPad Pro could be as thin as 7mm and will most likely include much of the technology which has already been introduced in the iPad Air 2, such as, Touch ID, wifi and 2GB of RAM.
An ultra HD display is also said to be in the works for the new larger iPad, along with heavier speakers and microphones that will be located both at the top and the bottom, which will undoubtly enhance the audio capabilities of the device. We're also hearing rumors of the new larger iPad having a stylus along with a USB 3.0 port as well.
But, this is not the first time rumors of a larger iPad have surfaced on the internet. Back in 2013, there were reports that Apple was planning on designing a larger version of the iPad for its tablet lineup. The device was reportedly being designed for enterprise customers, but the rumors of the new large tablet by Apple faded by mid 2014. Especially, after Apple had reported that the project was shelved because the company was more focused towards launching other products at the time.
An ultra HD display is also said to be in the works for the new larger iPad, along with heavier speakers and microphones that will be located both at the top and the bottom, which will undoubtly enhance the audio capabilities of the device. We're also hearing rumors of the new larger iPad having a stylus along with a USB 3.0 port as well.
But, this is not the first time rumors of a larger iPad have surfaced on the internet. Back in 2013, there were reports that Apple was planning on designing a larger version of the iPad for its tablet lineup. The device was reportedly being designed for enterprise customers, but the rumors of the new large tablet by Apple faded by mid 2014. Especially, after Apple had reported that the project was shelved because the company was more focused towards launching other products at the time.
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