According to the latest reports, the upcoming 10,9-inch iPad should be the same size as the current 9,7-inch. But it should be thicker. Last week, there were also reports about the iPad Pro with a micro-bezel, when its successful concepts also spread across the Internet. The latest news about the dimensions of the next 10,9-inch iPad came from the respected and relatively reliable Japanese server MacOtakara.
The new 10,9-inch iPad with micro-bezels should have the same overall dimensions as the current 9,7-inch iPad ProThe difference is said to lie in the thickness of the tablet. The source of this report is the reliable Japanese server MacOtakara. According to it, the new 10,9-inch iPad, whose release is predicted for spring next year, should have the same overall dimensions as the current 9,7-inch iPad ProOnly the display size will be larger, which will give way to the surrounding frames.
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The server cites an “informed supply chain” in Taiwan. The top bezel with the FaceTime camera should remain, home The button will reportedly be removed – or rather moved under the display – and the side bezels will be reduced. The iPhone 8 is expected to have home button will move below the display, and analysts predict the same feature for the new iPad, where this modification should make its debut. The thickness of the device should increase to 7,5 millimeters. U Applu, the "gain in thickness" is not very common, in this case it will be a tax for the narrowed frames. The greater thickness will be caused by the reduced height and width of the battery. The larger, 12,9-inch should also gain in thickness iPad Pro, and for the same reasons.
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News about the upcoming iPad was also published by analysts from KGI, which is also considered a reliable and trustworthy source. Unlike MacOtakar, KGI is talking about 10,5 inches. According to KGI, iPads with a larger display size should be used primarily for business and educational purposes. He should next year Apple to release smartphones with an OLED display, but this technology is not expected for iPad displays.
Source: 9to5Mac.com
I have a 12.9 pro and now I'm having trouble finding a stand that doesn't interfere with the display, I know that a smart cover would solve it, but it's not for me. The tablet is big and now there is nothing to hold it by, when the bezels get narrower, I don't know, I don't know