The new iPad Pro is powered by an M4 chip, delivering 50 percent faster performance than the M2 iPad Pro. It boasts four times faster rendering performance and introduces support for dynamic caching and hardware-accelerated ray tracing and mesh shading.
The M4 chip on the iPad Pro offers power efficiencies, delivering similar performance as an M2 but using only half the power. This efficiency is expected to prolong battery life during less intensive tasks.
The iPad Pro's major upgrade includes Tandem OLED display tech with two OLED panels offering richer colors and deeper blacks. The Ultra Retina XDR display reaches brightness levels of 1000 nits for standard and HDR, and 1600 nits for HDR.
Despite utilizing dual-layer OLED panels, the iPad Pro is thinner than an iPod nano, marking it as Apple's slimmest product. The new display technology results in enhanced color reproduction and brightness, setting a new standard.
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