According to the claim made by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, iPad Pro with M5 processor will be released towards the end of 2025 can be introduced.
iPad Pro, which has been updated with the M4 processor, thinner body and matte option dual-layer OLED screen in recent months, can be renewed with the M5 processor at the end of 2025 if Ming-Chi Kuo is right. Apart from this, the new tablet, which is not expected to undergo any changes, may not attract excessive attention in this respect. Apple, which has raised the performance bar with the M4 processor, may also put the M5 processor in one or more Mac models in 2025. The statement from Apple about the current “Pro” was as follows: “Available in silver and space black, the new iPad Pro comes in two sizes: a 13-inch model with a large screen and a super portable 11-inch model. Both size options feature the world’s most advanced display: the new, groundbreaking Ultra Retina XDR display with dual-layer OLED technology that delivers an extraordinary visual experience. The new iPad Pro comes to life with the new generation Apple M4 chip, which makes major improvements in performance and capabilities. The M4 chip features a brand new display engine that delivers clarity, vibrancy and brightness for the Ultra Retina XDR display. Thanks to a new CPU, a next-generation GPU built on the M3 chip’s GPU architecture, and the most powerful Neural Engine ever, the new Pro demonstrates extraordinary power for AI. “The Pro’s versatility and advanced features, combined with brand new accessories, deliver a premium experience.”
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“Combining the world’s best screen, the superior performance offered by our latest M series chips and advanced accessories in a portable design, Pro empowers both professionals from different professions and people who want to benefit from the highest level iPad experience. Today we’re going one step further with the stunningly thin and light new Pro. “This is the biggest iPad Pro innovation ever.” who says John Ternus, Apple’s Vice President of Hardware Engineering, continued his words as follows:: “With its groundbreaking Ultra Retina