The iPad Air series adds a giant screen: the 12.9-inch version is unveiled

News on October 20, according to DigiTimes citing news reports, Apple is secretly developing a new iPad Air, the device will feature a massive 12.9-inch display, which will be the largest iPad Air model ever.

It is reported that this upcoming iPad Air is different from the existing 12.9-inch iPad Pro. It will no longer use mini LED display technology will continue to be used in the current 10.9-inch iPad LCD technology used by Air. This design choice means that Apple will differentiate its display technology to meet the needs of different users.

Relevant market observers believe that considering that the existing iPad Pro is available in 11-inch and 12.9-inch sizes, Apple will launch a 12.9-inch iPad. The Air model is a logical move. This will further enrich Apple's product line and meet the needs of different users for screen sizes.

In addition, a rumor from 9to5Mac also mentioned that Apple is developing two different models of iPad Air 6. Although it is still just speculation, some analysts believe that Apple may release a larger iPad Air, to complement the existing 10.9-inch version. This DigiTimes report clearly mentions the 12.9-inch large-screen iPad Air model for the first time, further strengthening the credibility of this rumor.

It is reported that this 12.9-inch iPad Air will debut in the sixth-generation iPad Air series, and the new iPad equipped with M2 chip The Air is expected to be officially released in the next few months. The current iPad Air 5 has a 10.9-inch display and is priced starting at US$599 (domestic pricing is 4,799 yuan), while the 11-inch iPad Pricing for the Pro starts at $799 (6,799 yuan). It is predicted that the price of the 12.9-inch iPad Air will be between these two products, further expanding Apple’s product coverage in the tablet market.

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