The Apple iPad 10 was launched three years ago and until today Apple only sold iPads with USB-C connectivity. Its successor is expected to be launched in April along with the new iPhone SE and the iPad 11 is also expected to offer solid specifications.
First, the iPad 11 is said to be powered by the same A17 Pro chip found in the iPhone 15 Pro for Apple Intelligence support. The iPad 11 will also use a USB-C connection and support the basic Apple Pencil which uses USB-C. Memory is also expected to follow the iPad Air at 8GB of RAM.
Apple is also said to be introducing a new Magic Keyboard for the entry-level iPad, to differentiate it from the Magic Keyboard on the iPad Air and iPad Pro. If these are the specifications of the base model iPad, it will be the most powerful tablet at a terrible price.