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New iPad Pro, iMac and Apple TV 4K release dates revealed

New iPad Pro (2021) benchmarks leak, but power is meaningless right now

Posted on May 12, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

When the new iPad Pro (2021) launched in March, the big news was that it uses Apple’s M1 chipset also seen in the company’s laptops, promising top processing power. While the new tablet still hasn’t launched, so we can’t say just how powerful it is, a leaked benchmark test gives us a hint.

As spotted by MacRumors, several entries that seem to be for the new iPad Pro have popped up on benchmark website Geekbench: five scores show results of 7270, 7282, 7282, 7262 and 7326.
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