Two new ipad models released by Apple (four mysterious iPad models briefly appeared on Apple's official website)
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We often don't take a closer look at Apple's products before the official announcement, but today, the future iPad is leaked not only from two reputable sources, but also from two reputable sources.
First, through the process of government supervision. According to the Eurasian Economic Commission database (via Canada's iPhone), Apple submitted a list of iPad model A2229, which reportedly runs on iPad OS 13.
The list doesn't reveal any important specifications, but based on historical precedents, we can guess that this particular iPad model could be released within months or even weeks. This is very consistent with the rumors that iPad Pro will release in the first half of 2020.
What about Apple's own leaks if other confirmations are needed? Earlier today, Apple's Chinese website briefly released a page detailing the radio and wireless features of its iPad. Including A2229 iPad. Sound familiar? You can view its network cache here.
The site also lists three other unknown and similar models, including the A2228, A2231 and A2233. Or, in humans, 11-inch iPad Pro and 12.9-inch iPad Pro have variants that support Wi-Fi and LTE, respectively.
Given Apple's previous product lineup, this digital modeling scheme makes sense, and it's not surprising from the company's own information. And, assuming that this mistake is someone's real mistake at Apple, we can expect these iPad models to appear soon.
As for their appearance, most rumors point to an overall similar design, with a flat side, glass or metal fuselage and a facial unlocking device. Some new features include possible three-camera settings (for example, iPhone 11 Pro) or ToF sensors to enhance AR functionality. Anyway, we'll find it sooner or later.
