Apple plans to launch an inexpensive iPad later this year, and in chronological order it will be unofficially called the iPad 10 so as not to confuse uninformed customers. Many changes will be made to this tablet, including the transition to the USB-C interface. Assuming Apple will make this change, it will be the last iPad model to switch to USB-C.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman confirmed partial specs of the upcoming iPad 10 in the Power On newsletter, noting that the low-cost model will ship with the A14 Bionic and will be the first tablet in Apple’s affordable lineup to get 5G support.

Although Gourmet did not go into the details of the iPad 10, he mentioned other changes that will come to the tablet in the previous report. For example, the new model will get a slight increase in screen size: from 10.2 inches on the iPad 9 to 10.5 inches on the new tablet. For some this change may be minor, but it should allow Apple to squeeze in a bigger battery and the energy efficiency of the A14 Bionic will likely lead to impressive battery results.

Apple can stick with the iPad 10 for the same price it has been for years, with the Wi-Fi model alone expected to cost $329, and the Wi-Fi + Cellular options will cost more. Fortunately, if history points to that, cheap models often instantly drop prices in various online stores, including those with cellular connectivity.

This price cut will appeal to customers looking for a budget option, as the iPad 10 is expected to offer a combination of performance and satisfying battery life for various tasks such as media consumption and performance. No previous reports have hinted that Apple is considering changes to the design of the future tablet, so we currently assume that the company will use the top and bottom bezels as well as the “Home” button in the same position as before. generation models.