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Apple begins production of new iPads

by jc / August 12, 2014 12:34 PM EDT

Following the release of Apple 's plans to produce new MacBooks, a report today reveals that the company has also begun manufacturing its new iPads , slated for release later this year.

Specifically, the report details that the production of this first batch of iPads corresponds to full-size devices, with a 9.7-inch screen , a new A8 processor, Touch ID (Fingerprint Recognition), and a main camera resolution of 8 megapixels.

In other words, we're talking about the production of a new line of iPads . This new range also includes the new 7.9-inch iPad Mini, which is also expected to be available later this year.

New iPad Air 2 & iPad Mini 3 on the horizon

And one of the proofs of this would be that at the beginning of this month, images have been released about the new covers that the iPad Air 2 would bring in its new version.

These images showed a redesigned rear frame of the aforementioned iPad , where you could also see the perforations that this cover had, alluding to the new speaker and microphone that would be incorporated next to the camera.

Finally, we can note that various sources have confirmed that the new generation of iPads has entered the production phase. These new tablets are expected to be officially released by the end of the year, although experts in the field believe that October or November would be the most likely months for the company to launch its new product line.

However, we can't end this article without recommending that we wait for these new iPads. Waiting could actually be advantageous for users, offering significant benefits when it comes to purchasing new iPads . What we mean is that waiting could help us save money, since the currently available iPads are quite expensive.

With the launch of these new iPads, we can assume the company will lower the prices of current models. This isn't entirely unreasonable, given that Apple has previously used this sales strategy to clear out its stock and make way for its new line of devices. So, if you're considering buying a new iPad Air, it doesn't hurt to wait a few more months, considering the considerable savings you'll achieve.