The cheapest iPad will get a bigger successor in the fall, it will have a 10,2″ display

Next month we will not only see new iPhones, Apple Watches and Macs, but most likely Apple will also update its cheaper iPads. This follows from the unusual number of leaks and other information that have appeared on the Internet recently.

According to the information published so far, it looks like Apple will stop production of the 9,7″ iPad, which is currently the cheapest iPad in the company's offer. A new model will arrive in its place, which should have a larger, 10,2″ display. The presentation should take place during the September keynote, and the tablet will go on sale in the fall.

In addition to the usual information channels and traditional reliable and unreliable "insiders", records from various databases where Apple must register new products indicate that new cheap iPads will arrive. It is almost certain that we will see news among the iPads.

The only thing that is not yet clear is what the new cheap iPad will look like. If Apple achieves an increase in the display area by simply increasing the size of the entire device, or the iPad slims the edges of the display, which thus expands more to the sides while maintaining a similar size of the entire device.

Considering the information from the last months, autumn may look like Apple will present new iPhones and Apple Watch at the September keynote, and then new Macs (16″ MacBook and Mac Pro) and new iPads at the upcoming keynote in October. The first keynote is just over a month away. We'll see how it goes next.

Source: Macrumors