iPad Pro: Three companies fight for production

There's a lot of talk about the iPad Pro, a device that's slowly but surely making its way into global tech news. Many are excited about a nearly 13-inch iPad that will allow them to consume multimedia more comfortably than the current model. For this, they'll undoubtedly need a good screen, and three companies are vying for the production rights. See who they are.

 

A few days ago, we presented on this same page news about the screen of the Apple Watch 2, a device about which some new features it could incorporate are already being discussed based on leaks.

They fight over the screen

Today we continue with the screens section, and it seems the iPad Pro is nearing its release. Although Apple hasn't officially announced it, several leaks have surfaced regarding its features.

Sharp , a company that has long worked with Apple as a display supplier, reportedly delivered a test batch last month that easily passed Apple's quality control. The pixel density is said to be 264 ppi.

In this way, it surpassed companies like Samsung and LG , which were relegated to second place. Samsung will be a substitute supplier, and LG will not participate due to a performance issue. Everything indicates that Sharp may be aware of the potential high demand for this new Apple device.

Some facts about the iPad Pro

The most interesting details regarding the iPad Pro are that it will use LCD Oxide displays and will have a 12,9- inch screen (the size was found in iOS 9) . But that's not all; some are also talking about a USB Type-C port , like the one on the latest MacBook. As for the release date, it's rumored that production will begin in October . We'll see what happens. Do you think the iPad Pro has a future? For now, we'll have to wait for more leaks.