Although Apple’s iPad has raised prices across the board due to rising memory costs, it is still one of the market’s most anticipated new tablet products. Recent news indicates that the 8.3-inch thin-screen iPad mini tablet may be upgraded to use an OLED screen and be launched on the market as soon as October.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported that the iPad mini tablet equipped with an OLED screen could be released as early as October, and the iPad standard version, spring new iPad Air/Pro and Apple Pencil will be launched early next year.
Foreign media quoted the article as saying that the iPad Mini OLED version does not have ProMotion technology and maintains a 60Hz screen refresh rate, and the price is expected to increase; in addition, the iPad Air is said to be developing an OLED screen version.
Mobile Magazine’s short comment: Considering that memory costs will remain high for the foreseeable future, new products, including the standard version of the iPad, may need to be launched at an earlier price or even be launched at a higher price in the new generation.
Source: X (@markgurman), GSM Arena
