I also have doubts about it being easier to bend (as happened with the 2018 one). I hope it is better reinforced or uses a stronger aluminum.
I happen to have an iPad Pro 2018 and it's in pristine condition with no bending. I almost abused it over the past 5 ½ years traveling a lot - it has been my workhorse for this time. I can see to excessive bending in forums and all people that posted here about the 2018 iPP confirmed my observation.
This was ( again ) a hoax in the internet. Of course you can bend everything - even light rays - provided the gravity is strong enough 🤣
There are rumours on this site about specific AI features on the iPhone 16 will get due to hardware.
Yes - of course - it's macRUMORS.com - let's see how this will work out?
I’ve no idea what they will be, or even if it’s true (this is a rumours site after all) but it is at least logical and in line with apple’s history. They are likely to want as many selling points/features to make the iPhone 16 be as strong a reason to upgrade as possible
Apple marketing is not stupid - they would upset many people in case 2024 sold products would not be compatible to 2024 software upgrades and Apple is selling older iPhones normally alongside the new ones - just have a look at their website - even the iPhone 13 and SE are still being sold by Apple - I guess most of the recent iPhones will get the fully fledged ML features
therefore at least claiming only it’s hardware can do something amazing is very likely. This would then logically mean that this amazing thing WONT be possible on the 2024 iPad Pro which was only just released that year and yet top of the line.
Hence my now nerves about getting one. Naturally tech always moves forward and you buy what you have in that moment, but this does seem more risky than normal.
Normally the iPP is being sold for several years with almost identical design - look at the iPP 2018 and 2020 - which are virtually identical with the A12X and A12Z µICs
It would be totally enological if the iPP would not get the feature and the MBPs of the similar generation.
The neural engine gets stronger and stronger from generation to generation.
I see no reason to exclude older hardware - BUT I am sure the camera and video compartment will be different. Apple is anyway concentrating on enhancing the image and video segment - which is completely different on tablets.
I am fine in case Apple adds to the imaging and video segment features that are only relevant for the latest models - this has always been the case. I don't use the camera on a tablet for things where ML could make a lot of sense - I mainly photograph ( aka scan ) documents that I need for travel cost reimbursement or similar things.
Yes - the iPhone will get new ML features for that department older will will not get - the rest of the ML features will probably applied for all devices that have a neural engine on board - even the iPP 2018 will get it since it has roughly ¼ of the neural engine power as the M3 - still very nice after almost six years of using it - and the iPP 2018 will get the new iPadOS