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Next iPad Pro could be the 1st to get vapor chamber cooling

Report: iPad Pro to gain vapor chamber cooling with M6 model

Apple debuted its first vapor chamber cooling system on the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, which essentially eliminated overheating on the iPhone during normal tasks.

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Next iPad Pro tipped to get the iPhone’s vapor cooling chamber, M6 chip

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The next iPad Pro could be the first to get vapor chamber cooling

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Apple to Bring Vapour Cooling to Future iPad Pro with M6 Chip for Enhanced Performance

Apple is reportedly gearing up to introduce vapour cooling technology to its next-generation iPad Pro, expected to launch in 2027 with the M6 chipset.

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Gurman: iPad Pro to feature a vapor chamber and M6 chip in 2027

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Apple’s Future iPad Pro Might Run Cooler — Thanks to a Trick Borrowed From the iPhone 17 Pro Series

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Apple's iPad Pro with M6 may feature vapour chamber cooling: Report

According to a report by 9to5Mac, citing Mark Gurman, this upgrade in the next generation of iPad Pro will help it stay performant while still being fanless and noticeably thin.

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iPad Pro M6 Model Will Get This iPhone 17 Pro-Like Cooling System In 2027

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Next iPad Pro Could Get iPhone 17 Pro's Heat Management Technology

Apple iPad Pro With M6 Release Date: Next iPad May Steal iPhone 17 Pro Upgrade

You’re right, the iPad Pro has only been on sale for a few days. But it seems a major upgrade is coming to the next model, expected in 2027.

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M5 iPad Pro : Is it FINALLY Time to Upgrade Your M1?

Discover the M5 iPad Pro: unmatched performance, stunning OLED display, and advanced features for creatives. Is it worth the upgrade?

Apple Might Release iPad Apps for Pixelmator Pro, MainStage, and More

Apple might be preparing iPad apps for Pixelmator Pro, Compressor, Motion, and MainStage, according to new App Store IDs uncovered by

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5 reasons why the iPad Pro M5 is the only device you need

The iPad Pro M5 features a tandem OLED touchscreen display. This uses two layers of OLEDs to provide a brighter image with higher contrast and great colour accuracy. That means 1600 nits of peak HDR brightness, 1000 nits of standard peak brightness and a 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio – twice that of the MacBook Pro display.

Hints of iPad Versions of Pixelmator Pro, Motion, and MainStage

Code references for iPad versions of Pixelmator Pro, Compressor, Motion, and MainStage found. Release could coincide with iPadOS 26.1.