Apple iPad 2022 launch LIVE — all the big news as it happens


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Product shots from end of Apple Event

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So let’s take a breath while the Apple Store remains down. We had been expecting an Apple October event to showcase a whole range of updated products, from new iPads to new 16-inch and 14-inch MacBook Pro models sporting ‘Pro’ and ‘Max’ versions of the M2 chip, as well as a Mac mini 2022 with M2. 

Now those could all still launch this month, only via press releases and Apple Store updates. We’re not expecting any snazzy iPhone 14 style showcase. And so far it looks like it’ll be the iPads that will be the first products to make it out of Cupertino’s gates this month. 

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Appel CEO Tim Cook has just tweeted “the possibilities are endless” with an animation of someone pinching to zoom over a a multitude of colorful sketches. 

This could be a nod to the Apple M2 chip the iPad Pro 2022 is expected to sport, with all the power that brings to the table. Or it could be an indication of a new start for the standard iPad that’s in need of a redesign, likely with more creator-focused features, such as Apple Pencil 2 support. 

Apple Store down

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The Apple Store is down with a typical ‘back soon’ style of message. And that means we can expect new products to be dropped very soon. 

Expect there to be a new iPad maybe more when the store is back up. As for timeframe, well we could be looking at mere minutes to an hour or so. 

A concept render of the iPad Pro 2022

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So the latest last-minute rumor from Apple tipster and Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman has the iPad Pro 2022 down to launch some point today

Will it launch alone? We don’t know. But so far that’s the only Apple tablet Gurman has earmarked for today. 





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