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Trang The Elec của Hàn Quốc vừa đăng tải thông tin mới về 3 chiếc iPad thế hệ tiếp theo của Apple. Hai trong bảng máy chủ lưu trữ số này được lên kế hoạch cho đến năm 2023, trong khi thiết bị được sao lưu dự kiến vào năm 2022. Chưa hết, nguồn tin trên còn cho biết cả 3 chiếc iPad mới đều được trang bị màn hình OLED. Riêng iPad 2022 sẽ có màn hình 10,86 inch, cùng kích thước với iPad Air 4. Như vậy, model này sẽ thuộc dòng iPad Air thế hệ tiếp theo. Show
Kích thước của iPad 2022 và iPad 2023Theo AppleInsider, mặc dù chỉ sử dụng thuật ngữ "iPad" mà không đề cập đến các phiên bản khác nhau, một báo cáo từ The Elec nói rằng chiếc iPad OLED đầu tiên của Apple sẽ là phiên bản 10.86 inch ra mắt vào năm 2022 và có mã là iPad Air. Xem thêm: Hé Lộ Thông Tin Siêu Phẩm Công Nghệ IPad Mini 6 Có Gì Đặc Biệt?  iPad OLED 11 inch và một chiếc iPad OLED 12,9 inch Công nghệ màn hình trên iPad 2022 và iPad 2023Dự kiến, Apple sẽ sử dụng phương pháp màng mỏng (TFE) để bảo vệ tấm nền OLED khỏi độ ẩm và oxy, vì công nghệ OLED khá nhạy cảm về mặt này. Về phần iPad 2023, bộ phận này sẽ sử dụng tấm nền LTPO 120 Hz cho cả hai phiên bản 12,9 inch và 11 inch. Được biết, LTPO nghệ thuật sẽ giúp giảm điện năng khi màn hình chạy ở tốc độ cao. Xem thêm: Top 7 Sự Cố Thường Gặp Nhất Trên IPad Air 2020 Và Cách Khắc Phục Hiệu Quả Apple sẽ sử dụng phương pháp màng mỏng (TFE) để bảo vệ tấm nền OLED Đánh giá iPad 2022 và iPad 2023Theo Elec, Apple đang chuẩn bị ra mắt iPad với màn hình OLED 10,86 inch, sớm nhất là vào năm 2022. Có thể được gắn nhãn là "iPad Air", vì Air đã có kích thước hiển thị chính xác. Sau đó, Apple có kế hoạch ra mắt cả iPad Pro 11 inch và 12,9 inch với màn hình OLED vào năm tới. Cả hai loại màn hình này đều có ưu điểm và nhược điểm:
Kế hoạch ra mắt cả iPad Pro 11 inch và 12,9 inch với màn hình OLED Có logic phi thường khi Apple đưa iPad Air OLED lên trước khi iPad Pro đắt tiền hơn. Nhưng hãy cân nhắc điều này: Apple đã chuyển hầu hết các dòng sản phẩm iPhone của mình sang màn hình OLED mà không có ProMotion nghệ thuật. IPad Air chưa bao giờ có ProMotion và khi công nghệ OLED phát triển, Apple có thể tìm cách triển khai nó cho iPad Air mà không có ProMotion hiện đại. Mặt khác, iPad Pro đã có công nghệ ProMotion trong nhiều năm, do đó, Apple sẽ mất nhiều thời gian hơn để phát triển OLED cho nó trong khi vẫn giữ lại ProMotion. Một tin đồn khác là iPad Pro thế hệ tiếp theo có thể chứa một số dạng MagSafe nghệ thuật. Apple last week introduced an updated iPad Air with an M1 chip, and now the new tablet is available for purchase. We picked one up to see how it compares to the iPad
Pro, which also has an M1 chip, to give you an idea of which of Apple's iPads is right for you. Subscribe to the MacRumors YouTube channel for more videos. Design wise, the fifth-generation iPad Air looks just like the fourth-generation iPad Air, with the exception of the colors. You can get the new model in purple and a new shade of blue, along with pink, starlight, and space gray. There are no other visual updates, and the iPad Air features the same all-display design with 10.9-inch screen and Touch ID Power Button. Unlike the iPad Pro, it does not have 120Hz ProMotion support, which is now one of the main differences between the Pro and Air iPad lines. If you're used to ProMotion, the lack of it on the iPad Air can be jarring, but if you've never had ProMotion, you won't know the difference. Though Apple didn't change the look of the iPad Air, there are internal changes. Most notably, the iPad Air is using the same M1 chip as the iPad Pro, so in terms of performance, they're identical. You won't see any speed differences between the two lines until the iPad Pro gets an update with a faster chip, which is expected to happen later this year. Apple added a new 12-megapixel Ultra Wide front-facing camera to bring the iPad Air in line with the iPad Pro, and it supports Center Stage, the feature that keeps you in frame as you move about the room. The iPad Air has also been upgraded with 5G connectivity, but it is sub-6GHz 5G and it doesn't work with the fastest mmWave 5G networks. The iPad Pro does work with the faster 5G network, so that's worth keeping in mind. If you have the prior-generation iPad Air or the last two iPad Pro models, it's not going to be worth upgrading to this new fifth-generation iPad Air, but if you're coming from anything else, it's worth choosing the iPad Air over the iPad Pro because it has almost the same feature set and it's $200 cheaper. You're only going to be missing out on the faster 5G mmWave connectivity, the ProMotion display, and Face ID, and if these are important to you, you should hold out for the next-generation iPad Pro before upgrading. Did you pick up a new iPad Air? Let us know what you think in the comments. Related Forum: iPad Related Stories
iPad Air 5 to Offer Long-Overdue FeaturesApple is poised to launch the fifth-generation iPad Air in the spring, offering an array of features that have largely already come to other iPad models, according to recent reports. According to Japanese blog Mac Otakara, Apple is planning to give the fifth-generation iPad Air features from the sixth-generation iPad mini, including the A15 Bionic chip, a 12-megapixel Ultra Wide front camera ... New iPad Air and iPhone SE Models With A15 Chip, 5G, and More Reportedly Enter ProductionApple suppliers have started production of a new fifth-generation iPad Air and third-generation iPhone SE, according to Japanese blog Mac Otakara. Citing reliable sources in China, the report claims that the new iPhone SE will retain the same chassis design as the current model released in 2020, and the device will apparently continue to lack support for MagSafe accessories. Key features of... Some iPad Air 5 Users Complain About Creaking and Build Quality DowngradeSome fifth-generation iPad Air users are complaining about a purported downgrade in build quality, according to posts on social media. The complaints claim that the iPad Air has a noticeably thinner aluminum enclosure, resulting in creaking, a hollow sensation in the hand, and light pressure on the back of the device warping the display. A thread on Reddit (via iMore) contains a large number ... Deals: Get Apple's 64GB Wi-Fi iPad Air for $539 ($60 Off)Today we're tracking a discount on Apple's 2020 64GB Wi-Fi iPad Air, available for $539.00, down from $599.00. This sale is available in Space Gray, Green, and Sky Blue. All models are in stock and shipped directly from Amazon. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these vendors. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the... Deals: Fourth Gen iPad Air Discounted by $99, Starting at $499.99 for 64GBFollowing the announcement of the fifth generation iPad Air last week, we're now starting to see a return of low prices on the fourth generation models. Particularly focusing on the 64GB Wi-Fi iPad Air, Amazon has these 2020 models for $499.99 in select colors, down from $599.00. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these vendors. When you click a link and make a purchase, we... Buyer's Guide: Don't Buy an iPad Air Right Now – New Model ImminentThe fifth-generation iPad Air is expected to arrive in less than a week with a number of notable features and improvements, so prospective customers should now hold off on buying an iPad Air until the new model arrives. According to Japanese blog Mac Otakara, Apple is planning to give the fifth-generation iPad Air features from the sixth-generation iPad mini. This seems plausible since the... New iPad Air Rumored to Launch This Spring With A15 Chip, 5G, Center Stage Camera, and MoreSaturday January 15, 2022 8:05 pm PST by Joe Rossignol Apple is planning to release a fifth-generation iPad Air with similar features as the sixth-generation iPad mini, including an A15 Bionic chip, 12-megapixel Ultra Wide front camera with Center Stage support, 5G for cellular models, and Quad-LED True Tone flash, according to Japanese blog Mac Otakara. Citing reliables sources in China, the report claims that the new iPad Air could be... Everything the iPad Mini Tells Us About the iPad Air 5The recently launched sixth-generation iPad mini brought a huge upgrade to Apple's smallest tablet, and with 2020's iPad Air starting to show its age, the new iPad mini could give a number of indications about what we can expect from the next-generation iPad Air. The iPad mini is now very similar to the iPad Air, with both devices featuring squared-off edges, an all-screen design with no... 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Even Cheaper Apple TV on the Way for Less Than $100Despite the latest Apple TV 4K model coming in $50 cheaper than the previous model and with double the storage, Apple is reportedly planning to release an even more affordable Apple TV model. The new Apple TV 4K already has a lower starting price of $129, compared to $179 for the previous model, but insightful Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that the next-generation Apple TV could be sold... |
