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If manufacturers want to bring new devices onto the market, they must first register them with the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC). Now two more iPad models have appeared on the list of upcoming Apple tablets.
Apple has already Beginning of July five new iPad models were entered into the database of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) - now two more, previously completely unknown, iPad devices have been discovered. As so often before, the discovery was made by the MySmartPrice platform. Apple has therefore had two more iPad models added to the "Tablet Computer" category. iPadOS was entered as the operating system. The corresponding model numbers are: A2200 and A2232. The two new entries combine the model numbers A2197, A2228, A2068, A2198 and A2230, which were entered at the beginning of July. The EEC database records all devices that are based on encryption technologies - which means that almost all of Apple's hardware products appear in it at some point. On June 13, for example, seven new MacBook models were registered - four of the devices were officially presented on July 9.
10.2-inch iPad on the go
iPadOS 13 has been installed for all seven models, meaning that the devices are expected to be introduced in the fall of this year. Apple usually presents new iPad and Mac models at an event in October. Unfortunately, exact specifications cannot be found in the entries, so we can only speculate as to which models these might be. Since Apple updates the iPad Pro every year, updates to the professional series are also expected this year. The seventh generation iPad could be one of the two new models. This will be the new entry-level device with a 10.2-inch display, replacing the previous 9.7-inch iPad. According to recent rumors, series production is set to start soon. Amazon Echo Dot (3rd Gen.) on offer – only for a limited time
