The only notable difference between the iPad Pros is screen size. Apple's made it easy to pick the model that suits your needs by limiting your choice to just two sizes: an eleven-inch display (2,388-by-1,668 resolution) and a 12.9-inch screen (2,732-by-2,048 resolution).
Apple unveiled a brand new Magic Keyboard accessory for the 2020 iPad Pro back in March, saying the accessory would launch sometime in May.
Today, we're comparing the first-generation iPad Pro released five years ago in 2015 with the latest and greatest iPad Pro that launched in March 2020. Like with other iPads, some core features remain but a lot has changed over the years thanks to Apple's relentless pace of software updates and its rather aggressive release schedule.
If you picked up Apple's newest generation of iPad Pro models, which feature a new camera design on the back of the tablet, you'll probably want to protect your expensive device.
Apple has acknowledged that all 2020 iPad Pro models will disconnect their built-in microphones at the hardware level when a case is attached to the tablet and closed. The privacy and security enhancement prevents malicious software from secretly recording users.
The new iPad Pro is the first Apple device equipped with a time-of-flight laser sensor that works similar to the TrueDepth camera in terms of depth mapping, only better. It's the key stepping stone to Apple's rumored augmented reality headset, and a new video shows it in action.
With the new iPad Pro now official and starting to land in customers' hands, we thought we'd put together a nice little video walkthrough of some of the most important hardware improvements that set this iPad Pro generation apart from the previous 2018 models.
Technically speaking, the iPad has supported rudimentary Bluetooth mouse support with the arrival of iPadOS, but Apple has improved the quality of that use case quite a bit with the latest version of the mobile operating system.
When Apple introduced the new 2020 iPad Pro lineup, it welcomed a new LiDAR scanner to help improve augmented reality experiences with the powerful tablets.
Accessory maker Zagg today launched a pair of new keyboard solutions for Apple's refreshed 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models, created for increased durability and portability.
Earlier this month, Apple officially announced the 2020 iPad Pro lineup, welcoming moderate refreshes for both the 11- and 12.9-inch tablets.
Now available to pre-order, the new Brydge Pro+ keyboard integrates an oversized trackpad that's designed to seamlessly work with cursor support in iPadOS 13.4.