Here’s everything we know so far about Apple’s next entry-level iPad: A19 chip, more
Apple’s current iPad, the A16 model, has gone untouched for well over a year. It remains the only device in Apple’s core product lineup without support for Apple Intelligence. Rumors had swirled for quite some time about an A18 model coming this year . Now, it’s sounding like Apple has an even bigger plan. more…
Apple's current iPad, the A16 model, has been unchanged for over a year and lacks support for Apple Intelligence. Reports suggest Apple may be planning a bigger launch with an A19 chip-equipped entry-level iPad, following in the footsteps of the M4 iPad Air debut. This news comes after recent price increases, with the base iPad now at $449, back to its 2022 launch price.
The A19 iPad will also sport the N1 networking chip and C1X modem for cellular versions, bringing Wi-Fi 7 support. Despite missing out on some local AI models, the device will offer 8GB of memory. A potential new name like "SE" or "Neo" may be introduced, similar to the MacBook Neo's renaming. The device is expected to launch next spring, alongside other new Apple products.
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