What to expect from upcoming Mini, Air & Pro models

Apple is planning to refresh its iPad lineup, which has not seen new models since October 2022.

Expected new iPad releases include A new iPad mini (codenamed J126b) in late 2023 or early 2024, likely with a faster chip.

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An updated entry-level iPad (codenamed J507 and J508) with spec upgrades.

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Two new versions of the iPad Air (codenamed J537 and J538), possibly differing in size or specs.

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A new iPad Pro (11-inch versions J717 and J718, 12.9-inch versions J720 and J721) featuring an M3 chip.

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