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iPad Mini 8 Leak: Apple’s Smallest Tablet Could Get the iPhone 18 Pro’s A20 Pro Chip

Apple’s next iPad mini could get the iPhone 18 Pro’s A20 Pro chip, alongside rumored camera, OLED, and durability upgrades. The post iPad Mini 8 Leak: Apple’s Smallest Tablet Could Get the iPhone 18 Pro’s A20 Pro Chip appeared first on TechRepublic .

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Apple's upcoming iPad mini 8 is reportedly set to receive the A20 Pro chip, which is currently used in the iPhone 18 Pro, according to leaked code discovered by MacRumors. This would be a significant upgrade for the tablet, as it would jump from the A17 Pro chip, originally used in the iPhone 15 Pro. The device is also rumored to feature an OLED display, improved water resistance, and a landscape front camera.

These potential upgrades could enhance its performance in tasks such as gaming, creative applications, and AI workloads, making it more appealing for business users. However, the device's specifications, including the amount of RAM, have not been confirmed. Apple has not officially announced the iPad mini 8 or provided release dates or pricing information.

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