Overall, the iPad 10 uses the same mold as the original iPad Pro 10.5, but lacks a full screen; It uses the power button Touch ID, but it still has a home button.
Oct 07, 2022| Overall, the iPad 10 uses the same mold as the original iPad Pro 10.5, but lacks a full screen; It uses the power button Touch ID, but it still has a home button.
There are upgrades, but there are still pain points, still a product of Cook's knife precision.
However, considering the price, Rain Boy feels that there is no fault, and the point that can be criticized is that the screen is not fully attached.
iPad Pro
As the big brother of the iPad line, the iPad Pro is all about productivity.
But judging from the leaks, the new iPad Pro is just a regular iteration, with three upgrades:
First, the chip was updated from M1 to M2.
According to Apple's official data, compared with M1, M2 offers 18% improvement in CPU performance, 35% improvement in GPU performance, 40% improvement in AI performance, and 50% improvement in memory bandwidth.
Second, it supports wireless charging.
The new iPad Pro will have a glass back for wireless charging; There is also the possibility of adding reverse wireless charging.
Third, a new interface.
The new iPad Pro will come with new "four-pin connectors on the top and bottom edges" that "help power peripherals that connect to Thunderbolt/USB-C ports on the iPad Pro."
There will also be an update to the camera, though details are unknown, but the camera's use on tablets is limited.
So the new iPad Pro doesn't have a lot of surprises to offer, and the upgrades are all to be expected and labeled as a "toothpaste squeeze."
But it doesn't make any sense. On the one hand, the 2021 iPad Pro is already great; On the other hand, Apple is likely to release a higher-end 14-inch iPad next year, which is too much of a boost. What about a new tablet?
