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Leaker doubles down on new iPad mini not having ProMotion

A leaker with an average track record insists that the next iPad mini will have a 60Hz display, meaning it can't have the variable refresh rate that makes the device seem faster while helping battery life. The current iPad mini While rumors of an OLED iPad mini have been around since at least December 2024 , most reports have predicted a launch by the end of 2026 . A great many of those reports,…

Leaker doubles down on new iPad mini not having ProMotion

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