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M5 iPad Pro will go into series production at the end of 2025

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
December 4, 2024 - 23:26 CET
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Apple fans and technology enthusiasts can rejoice: With the M5 iPad Pro, a new generation of the popular high-end tablet is in the starting blocks. Equipped with the M5 chip, Apple's latest processor technology, and other possible innovations, this model promises to raise the bar even higher.

Apple has placed itself at the forefront of the technology industry in recent years through constant innovation. With the M5 iPad Pro, the company plans to continue this successful course.

The new M5 chip: the heart of the iPad Pro

The central highlight of the new iPad Pro is the M5 chip, which is designed to take the tablet's performance and efficiency to a new level. The processor will be based on the latest ARM architecture and manufactured by TSMC using advanced 3-nanometer process technology. These details make the M5 chip particularly interesting:

  • Performance leap through SoIC technology: Apple is using TSMC's System on Integrated Chip (SoIC) technology for the first time, which makes it possible to integrate even more functions into a single chip. The result is faster computing performance while consuming less energy.
  • 3-nanometer manufacturing: Although TSMC has already developed a more advanced 2-nanometer process, Apple opted for 3nm technology for cost reasons. Nevertheless, the M5 will be significantly more powerful than its predecessor, the M4 chip.
  • Orders already placed: According to reports, Apple has already started ordering M5 chips from TSMC in preparation for the start of mass production.

The M5 chip will not only make the iPad Pro faster but also more efficient and future-proof.

production plans and market launch

Apple plans to start mass production of the M5 iPad Pro in the second half of 2025. As the well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported, the Chinese company BYD Electronics will act as the main producer. BYD is also responsible for the production of the upcoming HomePod with display which is also expected at the end of 2025.

design and possible changes

The current iPad Pro, which was launched in May 2024 with an OLED display and M4 chip, set new standards in terms of design. There are only a few rumors about design changes for the M5 iPad Pro so far. One of them concerns the Apple logo on the back: It is rumored that Apple could move the logo to landscape format in the future to better adapt it to the use of the tablet. This would make sense, especially since many applications and users use the iPad predominantly in landscape format.

M5 iPad Pro: A new milestone in tablet technology

The M5 iPad Pro will undoubtedly be an exciting product. With the groundbreaking M5 chip, the innovative SoIC technology and possibly minor design changes, Apple is once again showing that it is significantly driving the development of modern tablets forward. Even if not all the details are known yet, the anticipation is justified - the M5 iPad Pro promises to be a new milestone in the tablet world. (Image: Apple)

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