The upcoming OLED iPad Pro has been the subject of many rumors lately. While the details are still scattered, we do have some information about its size, color options, and the new look on its OLED screen. Apple is expected to release the new iPad Pro and iPad Air early this year, potentially in March.

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Apple did not release any 11th-gen iPads last year, which is unusual considering their annual release pattern. This suggests that Apple believes this latest refresh will be a significant one. The rumors indicate that Apple may be trying to simplify its tablet line and address the confusion caused by the SKU bloat.

According to rumors, March is expected to be a big month for Apple. The company recently released its new M3 MacBook Airs, which could mean that the iPad release might be delayed to avoid overwhelming consumers. However, there are also suggestions that Apple will release the new M3 and OLED iPads at the end of March or early April.

There have been hints at additional iPad accessories, such as the Apple Pencil 3 that connects with Apple's Find My app. There are also rumors of MagSafe wireless charging support for the new iPad, which could lead to the introduction of an all-new charging unit that doubles as a hands-free stand. Apple may also redesign the Magic Keyboard to work with the iPad, featuring a larger trackpad and an aluminum top portion for a more MacBook-like feel.

The new generation of iPads is expected to have slightly different sizes. The 11-inch iPad Pro may be around 1 mm less thick than the current model, while the 12.9-inch version could be even thinner. There are also rumors of an updated MacBook Air with a larger screen size of 12.9 inches.

The new iPad Pro is expected to feature Apple's new M3 chip. This chip offers improved performance and capabilities, making it a significant upgrade from previous versions. It comes with 8 CPU cores, 8 or 10 GPU cores, and options for 8, 16, or 32 GB of RAM.

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OLED technology is typically more expensive than LCD, and industry sources suggest that Samsung and LG will be producing the OLED iPads. Analysts expect Apple to ship around 8 million units this year. While the exact pricing is uncertain, it is likely that the new iPad Pro will be more expensive than the current generation. The Magic Keyboard with its new aluminum material may also contribute to the overall cost.