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I don’t think Apple will offer a 4TB storage option for next year’s iPad Pros, but….

Mass production of camera lenses for the upcoming iPads has been "repeatedly postponed," though the anticipated tablet updates will likely launch next month.

Apple will double the storage options for next year’s iPad Pro update, according to news aggregator account “yeux1122”.

The rumor says the tech giant will offer up to 4TB of storage. That’s up form the 2TB max available in the current 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models.

The Sellers Research Group (that’s me) is skeptical. However, with the company touting the iPad Pro as a laptop replacement/alternative, I can’t entirely dismiss the thought of a 4TB storage options.

As for the next revamp of the iPad Pro, Apple is working on a revamped iPad Pro for next year, “aiming to shake up a tablet market that’s deep in the doldrums,” according to Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman in a recent “Power On” newsletter. 

The new model will mark the first major update to the product since 2018, he adds. The new purportedly models will come in 11-inch and 13-inch sizes. That’s similar to the existing lineup, but the larger model is currently 12.9 inches. Also, according to Gurman:

° A revamped Magic Keyboard will make the iPad Pro look even more like a laptop than the current setup and add a larger trackpad.

° The new iPad Pros won’t be part of the company’s big launch event next month, when it will focus on the iPhone and Apple Watch, and probably won’t debut until spring or early summer. 

It was previously reported that Apple will equip the iPad Pro with an OLED panel which could come with a new M3 chip based on TSMC’s 3nm process.

This info from Gurman is from the free edition of “Power On”. If you like it, consider subscribing to Bloomberg.com—you’ll receive the newsletter earlier and get exclusive access to a Q&A section.

Dennis Sellers
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Dennis Sellers is the editor/publisher of Apple World Today. He’s been an “Apple journalist” since 1995 (starting with the first big Apple news site, MacCentral). He loves to read, run, play sports, and watch movies.