Upcoming iPad Air Rumored to Feature M1 Chip

 The refreshed iPad Air that Apple is relied upon to divulge at tomorrow's "Look Performance" occasion could incorporate a similar M1 chip that is included in the 2021 iPad Pro, as indicated by data shared by 9to5Mac. Last year's iPad Pro was the principal iPad to get Apple's M-series chip, and adding the M1 to the iPad Air would put iPad Air execution comparable to the current iPad Pro models and the 2020 MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac smaller than normal. 

All earlier bits of gossip about the iPad Air has recommended that it will be like the iPad scaled down, including a similar A15 chip alongside 5G network. Adding the M1 to the iPad Air would make it basically the same as the more costly best in class iPad Pro, and on the off chance that Apple picks to do as such, ProMotion show innovation (with little LED in the 12.9-inch model) and the LiDAR camera would be the principle distinctions between the iPad Air and the iPad Pro lines.

 The M1 chip includes an 8-center CPU and a 7 to 8-center GPU, and similarly, the A15 chip has a 6-center CPU and 5-center GPU, so the M1 offers some speed upgrades over the A-series chips.

 Apple's "Look Performance" occasion will start off at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time tomorrow, so we don't have considerably more time before we realize the exact thing chip Apple is adding to the iPad Air.