Apple Unveils Revolutionary iPad Pro with OLED Screen and M4 Processor, Breaking Tablet Limits and Redefining Productivity

Apple has recently overhauled its tablet lineup with a major update, the most comprehensive since 2018. The company surprised many by introducing its new M4 processor in the latest iPad Pro model, which is not yet integrated into any of its computers. Alongside the revamped high-end iPads, Apple also updated its Air model by introducing a 13-inch version, breaking away from the traditional size limitations previously seen in the Pro models of the company’s tablets.

During a pre-recorded online presentation at an event called Let Loose, Apple highlighted the professional video and sound editing capabilities of the new iPad Pro, positioning it as a powerful alternative to laptops. With its versatility of a touch screen and haptic pen, this device offers users unmatched creativity and productivity.

One of the key features of the new iPad Pro is its OLED screen, a technology not yet available in any of Apple’s laptops or monitors. The Ultra Retina XDR OLED Display offers improved brightness, realistic black colors and enhances overall viewing experience for users. The M4 chip powering this device is up to 1.5 times faster than its predecessor and comes with dedicated processing engines for OLED screen and artificial intelligence tasks.

In addition to iPad Pro, Apple introduced updated versions of iPad Air equipped with M2 processor and available in 11 and 13-inch options. These models offer variations in storage capacity and connectivity options catering to different user preferences. The iPad Pro starts at €1,199 while iPad Air starts at €699 in Spain’s market.

To complement these new tablets, Apple unveiled new accessories such as enhanced version of Apple Pencil and updated Magic Keyboard with keyboard and trackpad features. The company also announced new video editing programs that further enhance creative capabilities for users