iPad Pro 2 Latest News & Update: Apple To Lower The Price Of The More Powerful iPad Pro 2?

Apple seems to be preparing for a more powerful iPad Pro 2 as the anticipated incredible tablet did not show up in the recently concluded Oct. 27 Apple event. When the iPad Pro 2 was not launched, many believed that the Cupertino-based tech giant still needs more time to develop the latest tablet flagship with more high-tech features yet with a better price tag.

The iPad Pro 2 will most likely come out with improved aesthetics. The alleged leaked photos displayed a thinner iPad Pro 2, which suggests a lighter weight too. The 3.5mm headphone jack is expected to be removed from the upcoming iPad Pro 2 as well.

Apple is also believed to be developing better features for the iPad Pro 2 to compete with its rival, Microsoft Surface Studio and to surpass its predecessor's amazing specs. The iPad Pro is speculated to have the Apple pencil for better browsing, messaging and improved email functions, which suggests that the new device will sport the latest iOS 11, to support the pen.

Furthermore, the anticipated iPad Pro 2 will run with the more powerful A10X chipset for better zooming, panning and scrolling gestures. The current LCD display is rumored to be replaced with an OLED display technology too, Christian Post wrote.

Meanwhile, despite the speculated powerful specs of the new tablet, a major concern for iPad Pro 2 to beat the tablet market is its price tag. Considering the dying market for tablets, as more tech geeks now prefer laptops and desktops, the new iPad Pro 2 is hoped to arrive powerful yet considerably affordable.

The predecessor, iPad Pro has been deemed to be the best tablet that Apple has launched, except for its price tag, it could have been a phenomenal success, technically speaking. Unfortunately, it did not fare well in the market and the high cost appears to be the main culprit.

Apparently, Apple fanatics had second thoughts in shelling out for the pricey iPad Pro so the sales figures did not even reach half of Apple's tablet sales, Mac Rumors reported.