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5G could make the iPad a better PC than the MacBook

5G could make the iPad a better PC than the MacBook

Posted on June 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

With rumors that 5G is coming to the iPad next year, Apple’s tablet could finally be the ultimate mobile computer.

It’s been a furious week of rumors for the iPad. First, we learned that the iPad Air might be dumping the Lightning port in favor of USB-C. Then we learned that Safari in iOS 14 might bring full Apple Pencil support for annotating websites. And, finally, news of the iPad Pro’s 2021 update leaked, reportedly bringing an A14X processor and a long-awaited mini-LED display that’s more vibrant and power-efficient than the LCDs Apple uses now.
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