Tenth-generation iPad finally seems to be leaving Lightning port behind | TechBuzz

Despite its popularity, we can’t deny that the entry-level iPad feels a little outdated. The tablet has large screen edges, considerably less powerful and still carries a lightning port.

Fortunately, this seems to be changing with the tenth generation. That is what the editors of 9to5Mac released today.

Tenth-generation iPad looks like a major upgrade

The entry-level iPad has been a success for years. Rightly so, because for €389 consumers get the ultimate chance to get to know the product well. The enthusiast lingers, the fanatic quickly sees the advantages of the iPad Air and Pro. In that respect, the entry-level model is an excellent product. Although we cannot ignore the fact that an upgrade is in order.

If we can believe the editors of 9to5Mac, that is exactly what you can expect as a consumer. The tenth-generation iPad brings the necessary improvements. For example, the new model will have the A14 processor. This chipset was previously found in the iPhone 12 and is also included in the fourth-generation iPad Air, for example.

In addition to this improvement, the model is expected to be equipped with a display with a higher resolution. In addition, the lightning port finally makes room for a USB-C connection. Whether the tenth-generation iPad will actually get a new design is still uncertain.

A big improvement

If this information is correct, we can expect a pleasant upgrade. The A14 chip is expected to give the tenth-generation iPad a 30% boost in performance. Just like with previous models, changing the connection also has its advantages. This makes moving files a lot faster and the tablet can be connected to more modern screens.

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A pleasant change, although the current model is certainly not wrong. For a relatively low price, you get an excellent iPad experience that shows what Apple is good at. That’s what I said in the above review.