Apple’s “Let Loose” Event: Revolutionizing Tablet Computing with New M4 Processor and OLED Display Technology
Apple has recently introduced a comprehensive update to its tablet lineup, marking the most significant change since 2018. The company surprised many by unveiling its new M4 processor in the latest iPad Pro model, which is not yet integrated into any of its computers. Alongside the revamped high-end iPads, Apple also introduced a 13-inch version of its Air model, breaking away from traditional size limitations seen in the Pro models of its tablets.
The new iPad Pro was showcased at Apple’s event called “Let Loose” and was described by CEO Tim Cook as the thinnest product the company has ever created with the most advanced screen ever produced. During the pre-recorded online presentation, Apple highlighted the professional video and sound editing capabilities of the new iPad Pro, positioning it as a powerful alternative to laptops. The device offers versatility through touch screens and haptic pens while providing powerful features for creators.
One of the key features of the new iPad Pro is its OLED screen technology not yet available in any of Apple’s laptops or monitors. The Ultra Retina XDR OLED Display offers improved brightness, realistic black colors, and enhances overall viewing experience for users. The M4 chip powering this device is touted to be up to 1.5 times faster than its predecessor, with dedicated processing engines for OLED screen and artificial intelligence tasks.
In addition to iPad Pro updates, Apple also released updated versions of iPad Air equipped with an M2 processor and available in 11 and 13-inch options. The company has aligned its pricing strategy for these new models with iPad Pro starting at €1,199 euros and iPad Air at €699 euros in Spain. Both models offer variations in storage capacity and connectivity options catering to different user preferences.
To complement these devices, Apple launched new accessories such as enhanced version of Apple Pencil and updated Magic Keyboard with keyboard and trackpad features. The company also announced new video editing software like LumaFusion along with music editing software Logic Pro X to further enhance creative capabilities of users. These devices are available for pre-order online now and will hit stores on May 15th across Spain and other countries worldwide
