Patrik Siwek Apple should introduce a whole range of new products by the end of this year. In addition to traditional iPhones, the second half of the year will also see the new Apple Watch, some MacBooks, and especially iPads. The classic iPad received an update in the spring, so the iPad Pro is yet to receive it. There is quite a lot of information about the upcoming news, so various concepts and visualizations of what the new iPads could look like appear. Yesterday, a piece of work appeared on the web that not only looks quite realistic, the modeled iPads also look really good.
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Dan Pražák The concepts you can see in the gallery below are worth it Alvaro Pabesio. In his web portfolio, he posted his idea of what the new iPad Pro will look like based on both what information we have and what design language Apple has been using lately. The result is really worth it and if the news really looks like this, few people would be angry with Apple...
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Thanks to the almost bezel-less display, this "new" iPad would have an almost 12″ display while maintaining the same size as the 10,5″ iPad currently has. Of course, there is no dual camera on the back, and fictional specifications have also appeared in the graphics, but they may not be far from the truth. Some original multitasking designs don't look bad at all either. After a long time, it is a very decent job, which also looks relatively realistic. Would you like an iPad Pro like this?
I think the bezel-less iPad is stupid. Even when the sides of the frame are quite narrow, they are quite capable of holding the relatively heavy iPad so that it fits well in the hand. Without a frame or with another direction, the space for grasping would be minimal and it would be difficult to control if one hand were to make some gesture while holding the display. This would kill mobility because the iPad would only work in a stand with a keyboard.
Unfortunately, the iPhone X is already paying for this. And it was interpreted as how Apple will solve it, that it will take care of the software so that the device recognizes and ignores those unwanted touches on the edges, but the truth is, nothing like that happens.