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New iPad 11 in March: Powerful and affordable

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
December 23, 2024 - 3:37 PM CET
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Apple is preparing to launch the new 11th generation iPad in spring 2025. With iPadOS 18.3 preinstalled, the device is set to set new standards in the entry-level class. In recent months, many rumors have been circulating about the specifications and features of this model. Now there is more concrete information, which we summarize for you in detail here.

Apple has dominated the tablet market for years and sets standards with each new generation of its iPad series. The iPad 11 is no exception. It is being introduced as the successor to the iPad 10 and is aimed at users who are looking for a powerful but affordable device. In addition to the improved hardware, new software features and accessories are also being discussed.

iPad 11 ships with iOS 18.3

The iPad 11 will MacRumors According to reports, it will be released along with iPadOS 18.3 in spring 2025. This update is expected to be available for existing devices in late January or early February and will be pre-installed on the new iPads.

hardware and performance

The iPad 11 will be equipped with a new A-series chip, which is rumored to be more powerful than the A14 Bionic chip in the iPad 10. Together with at least 8 GB of RAM, the device will offer a significant improvement in performance. This hardware should ensure smooth use, especially when multitasking or using graphics-intensive applications.

Software: iPadOS 18.3 and Apple Intelligence

The pre-installed software, iPadOS 18.3, brings a number of improvements. The integration of Apple Intelligence is particularly highlighted. This technology could make Siri more powerful and personal, with features such as "personal context" and "on-screen awareness". This will enable Siri to better respond to the user's needs and complete tasks more intuitively. In addition, new features for use between apps and expanded options for Siri interactions could be included. Apple is also continuing to work on the Siri ChatGPT integration, which was already introduced in previous versions.

No 5G innovation in the iPad 11

Even though Apple is working on its own 5G modem, it will not be included in the iPad 11. Instead, the device relies on proven 5G technology in the sub-6GHz range. Although this does not allow for ultra-fast download speeds, the connection remains stable and more than sufficient for everyday applications.

New accessory: Magic Keyboard

In addition to the hardware and software innovations, Apple is planning a new Magic Keyboard that will be compatible with the iPad 11. This accessory could be released in mid-2025 and is specifically designed for use with the low-cost iPad and iPad Air. The goal is to make the iPad even more useful as a work device and to make it more attractive as a laptop replacement.

release date

According to reports, the iPad 11 will launch in March 2025. The timing coincides with the release of a new iPhone SE 4 and an updated iPad Air. This would allow Apple to announce multiple products at once to appeal to a wider audience.

The iPad 11: Powerful, Affordable and Versatile

The iPad 11 is positioned as a powerful and affordable tablet that is suitable for both beginners and experienced users. With iPadOS 18.3, improved hardware and new software features, it seems to offer a well-rounded package. Even if the 5G modem does not support the fastest speeds, it should be perfectly adequate for most applications. If you are looking for a new tablet, it is worth keeping an eye on the iPad 11. With the combination of proven Apple quality, innovative software features and new accessories, it has the potential to become one of the most popular tablets of 2025. (Image: Apple)

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