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Updated entry-level iPad won't arrive until early 2027

While there will probably be a launch of the OLED iPad mini in late October, users face a long wait until early 2027 before they get to see a revised base-model iPad. The current iPad 11 Apple is poised to hold a pair of events in October, with the smart home-centric one confirmed for October 13. A second is apparently planned for October 27 for new Macs and the OLED iPad mini, but it may be a…

Updated entry-level iPad won't arrive until early 2027

AppleInsider reports that the updated entry-level iPad is not expected to arrive until early 2027, pushing back the launch from the OLED iPad mini launch in late October. Mark Gurman, in his Power On newsletter for Bloomberg, stated that the upcoming October events, one focused on smart home products and another on Macs and the OLED iPad mini, may not feature the revised base-model iPad. As a result, several anticipated products, including the entry-level iPad, will likely be postponed until early 2027.

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