The new Mini LED iPad Pro could launch next month

New iPad Pros to launch next month, one with a Mini LED screen
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We could see new iPad Pros launch next month, according to Bloomberg, with one model due a significant upgrade in screen tech.

The site's sources say that the 12.9in iPad Pro will get a Mini LED display. This would have better contrast ratios than the existing OLED panel, and be less susceptible to burn-in. 

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Both the new iPad Pros are also thought to feature new cameras. Both have reportedly been tested with Thunderbolt ports, which would transfer data quicker than the current USB-C. But there's no word on whether they will launch with Thunderbolt or USB-C.

It's not just new Pros that Apple has in the iPad pipeline. The company is reportedly working on an iPad Mini with a bigger screen than the current 7.9in, and a standard iPad that's slimmer and lighter than the current model (that tallies with what we've already heard). 

Both should launch later this year, possibly around September, a year on from the last iPad range refresh. Of course, that's also when we're expecting to see the iPhone 13 launch. Better start saving.

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