Apple iPad Pro model disassembly reveals new changes

Apple iPad Pro OLED is being regarded as an interesting release by Tim Cook’s American tech giant.

The new Apple gadget packs a serious amount of power after being powered by Apple M4, which is the newest chipset from the Cupertino giant, according to GizChina.

Interestingly, it's the same chipset which will also be available on the new Apple Macs, so the buyers are actually getting the power of a computer in a portable tablet.

The new Apple iPad M4 has a number of alterations under the hood. These include a new copper logo for better heat dissipation, a large-sized battery, and a new thermal solution.

One prominent thing that the Apple iPad Pro teardown has disclosed is that the new tablet is easier to repair.

The teardown shows that the components are tightly packed inside the iPad Pro considering the changes under the hood. To keep the new tablet thin and compact, Apple likely had to choose such a tight layout.

A repositioned Face ID on the new Apple iPad Pro has also been noticed. Moreover, the Apple logo on the back of the new iPad isn’t just there for aesthetics but it has a practical use.

Additionally, the disassembly shows redesigned magnets. These are going to make Apple accessories such as Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard snap better than the Apple iPad Pro.