Apple’s next iPad Air is tipped to once again feature a landscape-oriented front camera, likely to come in a single size.

apple He is said to be preparing to launch a new one. iPad Air And iPad Pro Model by late March or early April. The tablets are expected to get plenty of upgrades, including updated chipsets, displays and iPadOS 17.4 software. Upcoming iPad models will likely see some changes in the camera department as well, with reports claiming that the front and rear cameras on the tablets have been improved. Both the iPad Pro and iPad Air refreshed models are said to sport a landscape-oriented front camera. A new leak has confirmed this claim of the sixth generation iPad Air.

Tipster ShrimpApplePro (@VNchocoTaco) shared in a post on X (formerly Twitter) that the upcoming iPad Air 6 likely won’t get a major redesign, except for a new landscape-oriented front camera. of the addition of

The front-facing camera on current iPad Air models is portrait-oriented, but with this newly reported design change, the front-facing camera will appear at the top when the tablet is in landscape mode. The information is consistent with the previous one. Reports Claiming that the upcoming iPad Pro and iPad Air models will shift to a landscape front-facing camera.

The leaker also claimed, citing a source, that the iPad Air 6 will only come in one size, unlike previous reports that suggested two sizes. “According to my source, only one size has been seen, which is 10.9 inches. So a larger size will likely not be available,” the tipster said in his post.

before this Reports claims that the new iPad Air will come in a new 12.9-inch model for the first time, alongside the regular 10.9-inch version. The iPad Pro, on the other hand, is generally expected to launch in 11-inch and 12.9-inch sizes.

coming up iPad Will model Allegedly Come with major upgrades. The next iPad Pro is said to be powered by the M3 chip and will likely sport an OLED display. Additionally, the tablet is expected to launch with a redesigned camera module and MagSafe wireless charging support. The sixth-generation iPad Air, on the other hand, is expected to run on the M2 chipset. Apple is also said to be developing a new Magic Keyboard accessory for the iPad, along with a larger trackpad and a new Apple Pencil.

Apple has not yet revealed its plans for new iPad models, but Bloomberg’s Mark Gorman says the tablets will likely launch later this month or in early April. This week, A Reports Chinese publication ITHome said the new iPad line is expected to launch on March 26.

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