And where is Apple’s usual spring event for new iPad models?
Apple is facing production issues with its latest top-end iPad Pro that could mean supplies will be limited, according to Bloomberg. If you were hoping to upgrade your iPad selection this month, you might be disappointed to hear that the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro might not be on shelves this month as many had expected. According to Bloomberg, Apple still plans to unveil the iPad Pro in the second half of April, but it’s possible there might not be many of them available to purchase. SEE: Top 10 iPad tips (free PDF) (TechRepublic) One of the key features of the 2021 iPad Pro is its Mini-LED display, which uses smaller LEDs to form the backlight. Reduced LED size allows for a denser lighting system behind the LCD, leading to improved brightness and contrast ratio. LG and Samsung have recently released TV displays using Mini-LED technology for so-called 8K displays.
