The A14 Bionic chip, which will likely power the new iPhone, offers impressive performance results.
(Image: Apple) Apple’s upcoming iPad Air 4 is set to debut in the coming days, but the sneak peek afforded to us by its latest benchmarks reveal that it’s even more powerful than previously predicted. Twitter user @UniverseIce took to Twitter with some intriguing benchmark results attributed to the « iPad 13.2, » which is actually 2020’s new iPad Air. Geekbench scores the new model clocks at 1,583 for single-core and 4,198 for multi-core performance. Apple previously indicated that the new A14 Bionic chip, which this iPad features, would offer up to a 40 percent increase in performance when compared to the previous model, which aligns with these first numbers.
