Launch is scheduled for 2028; The proposal is to create a wide screen that does not present the crease characteristic of other folding products available on the market.
A is in the development phase of a new foldable device, which resembles an iPad, scheduled for launch in 2028. The proposal is to create a wide screen that does not have the characteristic crease of other foldable products available on the market. Additionally, the company is revisiting the design of its mouse and planning updates for its smartwatch, as well as a new AirTag model that will feature a chip capable of locating objects at greater distances. Currently, the largest iPad model available is 13 inches, and Apple is looking to meet the growing demand for devices with larger screens. The new foldable gadget is expected to feature a screen that resembles a single piece of glass, which could differentiate Apple’s proposal from previous attempts by other companies, such as Microsoft and Lenovo, which have also explored this concept.
There is still no definitive information about which operating system will be used on the new device, but there is a possibility that a version of iPadOS will be adopted. Apple is also evaluating the feasibility of a foldable iPhone, although that launch is not expected until 2026. Recent documents indicate that the company may be considering an 18.8-inch foldable screen, launching between 2028 and 2030. Apple’s strategy aims to diversify its product portfolio, encouraging consumers to purchase a variety of devices such as iPads, Macs and accessories. The success of the new foldable device will depend on market acceptance, especially in relation to the Vision Pro headset, which has not yet managed to attract a significant audience.
Published by Sarah Paula
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