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James Rogerson

A massively revamped iPad Pro and a new iPad Air could land in March

Mark Gurman Apple
IPad Pro 12.9 (2022) on table.

September is usually the biggest month of the year for Apple launches, as that’s when we see new iPhones, with the iPhone 16 being next to arrive. But this year March could be massive too, as Apple is reportedly set to launch multiple new iPads.

This is according to Mark Gurman (who has a great track record for Apple leaks) in his Power On newsletter for Bloomberg, in which he claims that we’ll see both the iPad Pro 2024 and the iPad Air 6 in March.

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