Apple wants to massively improve equipment in one point

The current iPad Air is already a real price-performance tip. Apple wants to make the successor even more attractive, but the tablet has been massively improved in one area in particular. A new report from the hot rumor mill makes hope for this.

With the fourth generation iPad Air, Apple was a real hit, outwardly almost an iPad Pro, but much more attractive in price. Now the follow-up model should become even more attractive for potential customers. What is Apple up to?

iPad Air 2021 gets dual cameras and other improvements

If you believe the latest report from distant Japan, then it should Maintaining the basic structure of the iPad Air 2021 – 10.9-inch full-format display and Touch ID in the power button. What would be new, however, would be a dual camera with wide and ultra wide-angle lenses (Source: Mac Otakara). So far, this is only available in the iPad Pro on Apple’s tablets. However, it is not yet entirely sure whether the iPad Air 5 will also get the Pro’s LiDAR scanner. There are still no clear signals from Apple’s supplier circles.

But not only the camera should experience improvements, because Apple is also planning to integrate a new one Audio system with 4 speakers and the support of the faster 5G standard (mmWave) in the cellular versions of the iPad Air. Inside, the Apple A15, Apple’s new chip, which will initially celebrate its premiere in the iPhone 13, will also work.

The ominous OLED screen remains unmentioned. According to earlier rumors, Apple could consider using the iPad Air, but mini-LEDs like the pros would not be an issue. There are also uncertainties about the release date, because the iPad Air 2021 could also become an iPad Air 2022. It is quite possible that we will not get the Luftikus from Apple until next year if Apple should skip the slot in the fall.

Already very good and will be even better soon – the iPad Air, worth seeing in the video:

A little confused: Apple’s plans for the iPad mini

Speaking of which: the signals from Mac Otakara regarding the upcoming iPad mini. Unlike industry insiders like Ming-Chi Kuo and Mark Gurman, one insists on an unchanged design of the small iPad – Home button still on board. Only minor improvements such as the integration of the Apple A14 would be considered by Apple for an update. A really new model, on the other hand, would not come until next year. We’ll wait and see which of them really applies in the end.