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In recent months, there has been more and more talk about the arrival of new iPad Pros, which should bring a great novelty. Of course, these new pieces will offer better performance thanks to the use of a newer Bionic chip, however, the biggest expectations are placed on the display. The latter should receive the so-called Mini-LED technology, thanks to which the quality of the content display would be moved forward by several levels. It has long been speculated that we will see the new model at the end of March. In addition, this information went hand in hand with the prediction about this year's first Keynote, which the leakers first dated for Tuesday, March 23.

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Today, however, the DigiTimes portal, which draws its information directly from companies in the apple supply chain, slightly modified its original prediction. Anyway, the interesting thing is that just a week ago this website claimed that the expected iPad Pro with a Mini-LED display will be presented at the end of the month. According to the latest information, mass production itself will only start in the second quarter of this year, which begins on April 1. The aforementioned Keynote is also a big unknown, around which many questions still hang. Apple itself usually sends out invitations a week before the event itself, which would mean that we should already have confirmed the holding of the conference.

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Moreover, the situation with the iPad Pro is not entirely unique. It's almost the same with the third-generation AirPods, which we've heard several times recently that they're literally ready to ship and you just have to introduce them. But these predictions turned 180° from one day to the next. Well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo outlined that the headphones will start to be produced only in the third quarter of this year. Another expected product is the AirTags location tag. How things will turn out in the finals with these upcoming novelties is still unclear and we will have to wait for more detailed information.

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