The release of an updated iPad Air is expected in early May. Reports point to two versions of the iPad Air, a 10.9-inch and a 12.9-inch model. Popular phone and tablet accessories maker ESR ...

Specifically, sharp-eyed readers of 9to5Mac recently noticed that accessory maker ESR is now selling cases on Amazon designed to fit a 12.9-inch iPad Air. This lines up with other reports we've ...

As the company is rumored to introduce a larger iPad Air for the first time, accessory makers are already selling cases for the yet-to-be-released 12.9-inch iPad Air. Cases for the yet-to-be ...

Ian Sherr (he/him/his) grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area ... which says new iterations of the tablet will include a 12.9-inch model. Until now, that size has only been offered in the iPad ...

Apple's next iPad Air model could sport a Mini LED screen Only the larger 12.9-inch variant is tipped to feature the better screen Apple is yet to announce plans to launch new iPad Air, iPad Pro ...

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“Great news! The upcoming 12.9-inch iPad Air is equipped with a MiniLED display,” Young stated in a post on X. He further elaborated that this technology will utilize leftover panels from the ...

A tweet by industry insider Ross Young, CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC) indicated that the rumored 12.9-inch iPad Air, expected to be unveiled in May, could be getting a major ...

Next month should be iPad month, with Apple expected to update its tablet lineup after going the whole of last year without so much as a minor upgrade. The iPad Pro 2024 is expected to lead the ...

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