Apple Explains Why The New 11-Inch iPad Pro Does Not House a Mini-LED Display

Apple recently released the new 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models with improved internals. Even so, while the processor remains common on both sizes, only the 12.ix-inch iPad Pro model features a mini-LED console. While the new hardware is a welcome addition and nosotros are all eyes for it, it does pose a question as to why the 11-inch iPad Pro model is left out of the mini-LED goodness? Well, Apple has some answers that you might want to check out.

Apple tree Says Mini-LED on Larger Display Makes More Sense For Creators, While the 11-inch Model is Loved For its Compactness

In a new YouTube video, Brian Tong sabbatum down with Apple'due south Scott Broderick and Vincent Gu from iPad Product Marketing and Display applied science, respectively. Apple's executives discussed the new iPad Pro models with Tong which includes the display engineering and the new M1 fleck along with the Thunderbolt ports and bombardment. Tong asked why Apple decided to contain a mini-LED display in the 12.9-inch and left the 11-inch iPad Pro with the previous-gen display.

What we know about the 11-inch user is that they just honey bringing a super-powerful iPad with them in a portable i-pound blueprint... they merely love the form cistron of that. Whereas the user who is embracing the 12.9-inch display, they were looking for the largest canvas to do their near creative work on that product, and that made sense to bring that XDR applied science to the 12-inch display for the iPad Pro.

While the new M1 chip is backside the Liquid Retina XDR display, it would take been more user-friendly for users to choose between the two options. Since the bigger 12.9-inch iPad Pro features a mini-LED display, users would be naturally inclined towards information technology. Notwithstanding, the 11-inch model is compact and user-friendly when it comes to handling the tablet. The 12.nine-inch is too a wee bit heavier and thicker than last generation'southward iPad Pro and the reason for it is to accommodate the new display technology. You tin can check out the video below for more than details on the scenario.

Apple tree's executives also share other details pertaining to the new 2021 iPad Pro series, which includes the battery, the new M1 chip, Thunderbolt port capabilities, and more. Henceforth, do check out the video.

This is all there is to it, folks. DO you lot call back it would have been easier for users to cull between the two models if Apple tree incorporated a mini-LED brandish on both models? What is your personal preference? Let us know in the comments.