According to a new report in Bloomberg, Apple’s next iPad Pro may experience limitations during launch due to production issues. Apple’s suppliers are said to be experiencing problems with low manufacturing yields for the new Mini LED display, which is said to be the most important feature of the new 12.9-inch model; one manufacturer apparently interrupted production.
Nikkei reported last week that iPad production was delayed by a shortage of exhibits and display components, although the publication did not specify which models were affected. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the new iPad Pro series is expected to be announced later this month.
However, it is possible that the larger model may have a later delivery date. The smaller model will reportedly not use the Mini LED screen, but other upgrades across the line are said to include a faster processor similar to the M1 chip in Apple’s new Macs, as well as an upgraded USB -C port and better cameras. .