How to watch Tuesday's iPad launch event hosted by Apple.


 Spring brings not only blooming flowers but also the promise of new iPads from Apple. Tomorrow, at 10 AM ET, the tech giant will host a live event titled Let Loose, where it will unveil the latest additions to its tablet lineup. The keynote can be streamed live via various platforms, including Apple's website, the Apple TV+ app, and right here with the YouTube stream provided below.

So, what can we expect from Apple's announcement? Well, tablets galore, of course. While Apple has remained tight-lipped about which iPads will receive updates, rumors and leaks suggest that we might see a new OLED iPad Pro and an upgraded iPad Air take the spotlight.

According to reports, the speculated iPad Pro might leapfrog the M3 chipset and feature the next-gen M4, as hinted by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Moreover, Gurman hinted at Apple's focus on AI, dubbing the iPad Pro as the "first truly AI-powered device" from the company.

In addition to potential AI capabilities, the rumored OLED display promises richer colors and deeper blacks compared to LCD screens. Plus, the thinner OLED panels could result in a sleeker design. Rumors also suggest a glass back for the iPad Pro to enable MagSafe charging.

On the other hand, it's been a long two years since the last iPad Air refresh. While it may not boast the cutting-edge features of the iPad Pro, the updated iPad Air is expected to upgrade to the M2 chip, replacing the current M1. Reports also hint at a shift in the front-facing camera placement to the landscape edge.

Furthermore, there are murmurs of a larger 12.9-inch iPad Air entering the scene, offering a more budget-friendly option for those seeking a sizable tablet.

But the event won't be solely about iPads; Apple is also anticipated to unveil new accessories. This includes a revamped Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro line, possibly crafted from aluminum. Additionally, a new Apple Pencil might be introduced, rumored to be compatible with Vision Pro drawing apps alongside tablet applications.


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