Apple Revealed Its iPad Pro Mini Pro

Apple's iPad Pro mini Pro has just launched, offering all the benefits of the mini iPad but in a less mini size. Chief Design Officer Jony Ive explains, and we run down a history of the iPad to see how the Pro Mini Pro slots into the iPad family.

Coming just days after Apple launched the iPad Pro 9.7, a smaller version of the super-powered iPad Pro tablet, the Cupertino company has shocked the world by revealing yet another new iPad.

The iPad Pro mini Pro is a new take on the iPad mini, aimed at people who thought that the compact Apple tablet was just a wee bit too wee.

Here's exclusive footage of Apple's Chief Design Officer Jony Ive discussing his thinking behind the iPad Pro mini Pro's design. And we took the time to break down the brief history of the iPad, to see how the Pro mini Pro found its place in the ever-expanding iPad family.

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"iPad Air Plus" – Leaked Information of Mega Tab by Apple

Substantial information of the mega tab "iPad Air Plus" by Apple has been leaked from a Japanese magazine Mac Fan. There has a rumor about the schematic and specs about the 12.2 inch mega tablet by Apple.

Earlier Bloomberg had also rumored about the mega iPad with around 12.9 inch, but according Mac Fan, they shaved 0.7 inches. According to sources, the iPad Air plus will also have an A9 processor which is currently not announced by Apple.

Many have pegged this new monster iPad with production starting this month, but the Wall Street Journal reported in October that delays due to high iPhone 6 demand had delayed Apple's plans.

Along-with this mega tablet, Apple has also announced iPad Mini 4, with a similar design that of "iPad Air 2". iPad Mini 4 should have been launched this year instead of the uninspired iPad Mini 3.

But that's all it is, just a rumor. But regardless, would a A9-powered, 12.2-inch iPad Air Plus be just thing for you to finally upgrade your tablet?

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Rumors Embarking Specs, Price and Release Date of iPad Air 2

Apple's WWDC is most likely to be held this year and as far as we heard, there would a bunch of products that Apple will unveil such as iPhone 6, Macbook line and new iPad Air 2.

iPad Air was huge success and received praises from all over the world, but whether iPad Air 2 will perform the same way? Let's have a glimpse on the specs that Air 2 may possess. iPad Air 2 may have an Apple A8 processor providing better speed and proficiency.

Air 2 will may also include Touch ID, Fingerprint scanner which was previously introduced in iPhone 5S, an 8 megapixel camera and other security features.

"We think the upgraded iPad Air will be launched earlier in 2014 than the iPad Air was in 2013. The biggest changes will be A8 processor, Touch ID (fingerprint recognition), and main camera resolution of 8MP "

- KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

It may also feature a 64-bit architecture delivering faster performance with integrated Intel chip-set similar to those in Macbooks. According to a leaked picture of iPad Air 2, the display is integrated into the panel and that makes it thinner and lighter.

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Apple is most likely to announce its iPad Air on 2^nd of June at the time of WWDC event and they will make it available it October. The price is expected around $500, which is the current cost of the original iPad Air.

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