The screen bezel width of the 11-inch version is 7.12mm

12.9-inch screen bezel width is 7.08mm

Simply put, this is about 10~15% narrower than the current generation iPad Pro mold commonly used after 2018, but it may not be obvious to the naked eye.

The news is consistent with claims from Mark Gurman, who said in July last year that Apple was looking into ways to shrink the iPad’s bezels. Based on previous news, in addition to narrower bezels, the new iPad Pro is also expected to be thinner than its predecessor.

In addition, Apple will further reduce the bezels of the iPhone 16/Pro series this year and will bring a larger display.

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In the newsletter, Gurman says that Apple will make very few changes to the iPad line in 2023, and says that there will be “no notable new improvements” to the new iPad Pro this year, nor any “major updates” to the entry-level iPad, iPad mini or iPad Air. “significant updates”.

Gurman said Apple is working on a “major makeover” of the iPad Pro, which is expected to be unveiled at a special spring event in 2024. This “major overhaul” includes, but is not limited to, an upgrade to an OLED panel.

Some of Gurman’s comments in the press release.

"There won't be any major updates to the entry-level iPad, iPad mini, or iPad Air for the 2023 model year. iPad Pro won't get any significant improvements either. But the 2024 iPad Pro will get a major makeover, with a new design and an OLED screen."

Apple is also considering bringing MagSafe charging to the iPad Pro lineup, similar to the MagSafe technology used in the iPhone.

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