“Thinnest iPad Ever” – WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?

Key takeaways:

The new 13-inch M4 iPad Pro is incredibly thin, at just 5.1 millimeters.
The device features a tandem OLED display, which stacks two OLED screens on top of each other for improved brightness and image quality.
The Apple Pencil Pro has a pressure-sensitive ribbon that can detect minute pressure differences from the user's fingers.
The Magic Keyboard's anodized aluminum coating may potentially scratch the iPad's glass display, but the keyboard's hinge and rigidness help reduce the risk of scratches.
The tandem OLED technology allows for lower power consumption and a longer lifespan for the screen.

Tandem OLED Display #

The new iPad Pro features a tandem OLED display, a first for Apple.
This technology stacks two OLED screens on top of each other, resulting in a remarkable 1000 nits of HDR brightness with a 1600 nits peak.
The individually lit pixels in OLED screens deliver crisp and vibrant images.

The Apple Pencil Pro includes a pressure-sensitive ribbon built into the plastic housing.
This ribbon can detect minute pressure differences from the user's fingers, improving the drawing and writing experience.
The technology was first debuted with the HTC U12 Plus Android phone in 2018.

The Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro is made from anodized aluminum, with plastic keys.
Anodization is necessary for material protection, aesthetics, and to mitigate bare aluminum contact allergy, which affects about 1% of the population.
The iPad Pro's glass display has a Mohs hardness of 6, which can potentially be scratched by the anodized aluminum coating on the Magic Keyboard (Mohs hardness of 9).
Apple's Magic Keyboard design helps reduce the risk of scratches by minimizing lateral movement and providing a smooth, lubricated surface.

The tandem OLED technology allows each pixel to work at a reduced load, since two pixels are working together.
This results in lower power consumption and a longer lifespan for the screen.

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