Apple is reportedly gearing up to “overhaul” its iPad lineup in March 2024, according to Mark Gurman’s latest Power On newsletter.
In the newsletter, Gurman writes about how Apple has exponentially grown its iPad offerings over the years. Along with the mini and standard size, there’s the even newer generation, the iPad Pro and the iPad Air, the latter of which is available in both a standard size and a larger version.
Things can get confusing for the customer, to say the least. Comparing the iPad to the Mac, Gurman writes that “Apple is working to bring that same clarity to the iPad.”
Apple will reportedly be revamping the iPad Pro to further differentiate it from the lower-cost iPad Air. The Pro will apparently be billed as even higher end thanks to the inclusion of the new M3, along with a new design and OLED screen. It’ll also be offered in two size variations, larger than the two sizes available for the Air.
As for the Mac, Gurman alleges that Apple is readying to unveil the MacBook Air with the M3 chip at the same time – the chip doesn’t seem like it’ll be rolling out to the Mac Studio and Mac Pro just yet.
