Apple In recent years, Apple has been gradually thinning the bezels around the displays of its devices, and according to the latest leak, iPads should also see more significant changes. In the past, reliable leaker Instant Digital published on the Chinese social network Weibo that Apple plans to have "significantly narrower" bezels around the display for its tablets, which would make them look more modern overall, but would also offer a larger display area while maintaining similar dimensions of the device itself.
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The catch, however, is that Instant Digital provided virtually no further details this time. It didn't specify which specific iPad the change affects or when it will be implemented. Apple plans to deploy. Theoretically, he can talk about the basic iPad, but also about a gradual change across the entire product line. Personally, however, I would bet more on the latter variabecause Apple bezels around iPad displays Pro, Air whether mini It hasn't been getting thinner for a long time, and it's clear that the basic iPad will definitely not set trends in this direction.
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The first iPad that could Apple theoretically narrow the frames, then it could be due to the timing of the impending leak mini, which should make its debut in the coming weeks. It is expected to switch from LCD to OLED, which could also bring narrower bezels around the display. However, this would Apple didn't have to end. The OLED display is also expected to receive a iPad Air and new generations are of course also waiting for the basic iPad and iPad ProRight now Pro The model has previously been speculated to have significantly thinner bezels. As a result, both Air, So Pro they could also arrive relatively early with narrower bezels.
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So let's hope so leaker This time it's going straight to the point and thanks to it, we're getting a sneak peek at one of the most enjoyable iPad changes in recent years. ProWell, let's face it, wide bezels around the display are one of the things that users use to judge the overall appearance of a device and, consequently, how modern or not a given device is. So hopefully we'll see the first imaginary swallows soon.
