NEW DELHI: Rumours surrounding the bigger, 12.9-inch iPad have been floating around for quite a while. However, a new report coming from Japan suggests that Apple is working on a 12.2-inch iPad which is expected to arrive between April and June, next year.
Japanese magazine Mac Fan (via 9to5mac) has published drawings for what it claims to be the 12.2-inch iPad Air Plus. It mentions that the upcoming tablet will be powered by a new Apple A9 processor and will sport four speakers to offer omni-directional, stereo sound.
While the authenticity of the drawings has not been verified, 9to5mac points out that Mac Fan had published accurate drawings for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus prior to their launch.
The report also states that Apple will introduce a new iPad mini variant called iPad mini 4 which will feature the same design as seen on the iPad Air 2.
Earlier, Bloomberg had reported that Apple was preparing to roll out a larger, 12.9-inch version of the iPad for 2015, with production set to begin in the first quarter of the year.
A Wall Street Journal report also suggested that Apple had delayed the production of the large screen iPad to focus on the iPhone following increased demand.
Japanese magazine Mac Fan (via 9to5mac) has published drawings for what it claims to be the 12.2-inch iPad Air Plus. It mentions that the upcoming tablet will be powered by a new Apple A9 processor and will sport four speakers to offer omni-directional, stereo sound.
While the authenticity of the drawings has not been verified, 9to5mac points out that Mac Fan had published accurate drawings for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus prior to their launch.
The report also states that Apple will introduce a new iPad mini variant called iPad mini 4 which will feature the same design as seen on the iPad Air 2.
Earlier, Bloomberg had reported that Apple was preparing to roll out a larger, 12.9-inch version of the iPad for 2015, with production set to begin in the first quarter of the year.
A Wall Street Journal report also suggested that Apple had delayed the production of the large screen iPad to focus on the iPhone following increased demand.
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