Bloomberg: New iPad mini with OLED display will be significantly more expensive than current model

New Entry-Level iPad Not Expected Until Early 2027

Apple's next entry-level iPad models, codenamed J581 and J582, will not arrive until early 2027, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. He added that Apple plans a major iPad Air refresh to add an OLED display and a new iPad Pro in 2027. The latter could gain a vapor chamber to improve thermals and performance. A new iPad mini is still expected to arrive at the end of October this year.Related Roundups: iPad Air , iPad Pro, iPad miniTags: Bloombe…

Bloomberg: New iPad mini with OLED display will be significantly more expensive than current model

The current iPad mini sells for $599 in its starting 128 GB configuration. Apple is set to introduce the next-generation iPad mini later this month and — while the starting storage may increase — interested buyers should start probably bracing for a price rise. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says he is hearing that the new iPad mini will be “considerably more expensive”, floating a new price closer to the $799 mark. more…

Entry-Level iPad Reportedly Coming in Early 2027

Apple’s next entry-level iPad is reportedly not arriving until early 2027. The models, code-named J581 and J582, are not expected until the first part of next year. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman answered a reader question about the timing in his Power... Read more at Apple’s Next Entry-Level iPad Reportedly Arrives in Early 2027

Apple’s Upcoming iPad mini 8 Will Arrive With A Plethora Of Upgrades, But The Company’s Rumored Price Won’t Make It Any Easier To Upgrade

After two years, Apple will finally introduce a successor to its A17 Pro-powered iPad mini 7, with the iPad mini 8 expected to be unveiled during the company’s event scheduled to happen this month. According to the latest report, there will be sufficient upgrades arriving to the compact tablet, and as exciting as that sounds, Cupertino isn’t going to make the burden on your wallet any less painful because it might charge a $200 premium compared …