Apple is expected to launch a 10.8-inch iPad during Tuesday's "Time Flies" event. While there is some debate about what kind of iPad it will be, here's everything we know about the rumored tablet.

Alleged design schematics for an updated iPad with a 10.8-inch display have been shared by 91Mobiles.. The schematics reportedly show an ‌iPad‌ with a 10.8-inch display. This correlates with a ...

Multiple sources have reported Apple working on an 18.8-inch foldable iPad or MacBook, and a leaker today reports that there’s a prototype of the device with Face ID embedded beneath the display ...

A well-known leaker has said Apple’s 18.8-inch foldable is still inbound possibly as early as 2027 Amazon also has a ‘similar’ large foldable in the pipeline, though With Huawei recently ...

For a limited time, you can scoop up the 11-inch iPad for a $50 discount. It’s normally priced at $349, so with the Amazon ...

Apple's 18.8-inch foldable is reportedly still on ... (2022) are already rumored to cost more than certain MacBook Pro models, so this 14.1 inch iPad Pro will demand even deeper pockets ...

Check out this great deal on the Apple iPad Air 11-inch with M3 chip, now available for ... 2025, offers significant performance upgrades over its predecessors. Powered by an 8-core CPU, 9 ...

Foldable iPad Pro prototype in the works According to the leakster, Apple is already working on a foldable iPad Pro prototype, which in its current iteration, features an 18.8-inch display .

Apple announced the new highly-anticipated iPad 8 and iPad Air during its Time Flies event on Tuesday, ... 13-inch iPad Air (2025) display Prakhar Khanna / Digital Trends.

As Wccftech noticed, renowned Apple leaker Ming-Chi Kuo posted on X to let us know that Apple’s 18.8-inch foldable is still set to go into mass production in either late 2027 or 2028 (a timeframe he’s ...

Last year, a five-year roadmap leaked out that showed Apple launching a foldable "tablet/note PC/monitor" with an 18.8-inch display in 2028. We first head about a 20-inch folding MacBook way back ...