Apple Set to Release Three New iPads in Early 2027

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Apple’s Ambitious Plans for New iPad Models in 2027

In a recent announcement, Apple introduced the OLED iPad mini fortified with the A20 Pro chip, marking its latest addition to the iPad series.

Yet, the tech giant harbors even grander aspirations for its larger iPad offerings. Insights from Mark Gurman at Bloomberg reveal in his latest Power On newsletter that Apple intends to roll out three new iPad models within the first half of 2027.

Foremost among these developments is speculation surrounding an upgraded entry-level iPad, anticipated to incorporate the A19 chip, supplanting the current A16 model.

With the A19’s 8GB memory, the integration of Apple Intelligence and Siri AI is expected to debut on this device.

Additional advancements may include the implementation of the N1 wireless networking chip and the C1X cellular modem for cellular variants. However, this iPad will likely continue to utilize LCD technology rather than embracing OLED.

Turning to the iPad Air, Gurman predicts this model will be the next to embrace OLED technology, following the recent unveiling of the iPad mini and the MacBook Pro featuring a PROLED display.

The impending iPad Air, which currently sports the M4 chip, is expected to transition to the M5 chip. There are hopes that the next iteration will adopt the design of the iPad mini, thereby incorporating water resistance and the innovative Acoustic Display.

However, it may be disappointing to witness a reduction in color options for the iPad Air, especially considering the OLED iPad mini is now available in midnight and starlight shades.

Historically, the iPad Air has mirrored the iPad mini’s features; when the iPad mini was revamped in September 2021, it introduced features such as Center Stage, 5G connectivity, and additional color variants.

Similarly, the iPad Air was revamped in March 2022, inheriting these appealing characteristics, including a distinctive blue hue. The forthcoming iPad Air might also integrate the C2 cellular modem for its cellular models.

Lastly, in a thrilling development, Gurman anticipates that the iPad Pro will be equipped with a vapor chamber cooling system akin to those found in the iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro, and iPhone Duo.

Despite this enhancement, a radical redesign for the iPad Pro seems unlikely. It is expected to house the M6 chip seen in the Mac mini, iMac, and 14-inch MacBook Pro, alongside the C2 cellular modem.

Should Apple make these three iPad announcements, March would be a probable timeframe, as the company traditionally launches several products during this month.

Earlier this March, Apple took the wraps off the iPhone 17e, M4 iPad Air, M5 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro with M5 Pro/M5 Max, and the new MacBook Neo.

Four iPad models in different colors fan out, showing their backs, with one iPad facing forward displaying a colorful abstract screen.

It’s plausible that Apple will host consecutive product unveilings in March 2027, potentially presenting:

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I'm Neil Hemmings from Anaheim, CA, with an Associate of Science in Computer Science from Diablo Valley College. As Senior Tech Associate and Content Manager at RS Web Solutions, I write about AI, gadgets, cybersecurity, and apps – sharing hands-on reviews, tutorials, and practical tech insights.
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