
Apple plans 10 new products by early 2026, including the M5 iPad Pro with OLED display, dual front cameras, and high-speed performance for pros. [Photo: AI Generated]
Apple is planning to launch 10 new products by late 2025 and early 2026. The most exciting device is the M5 iPad Pro, which may come as soon as October 2025.
The new iPad Pro will have a bright OLED screen, a powerful M5 chip, and a second front camera for better portrait photos and video calls. With its anticipated 16GB RAM and Wi-Fi 7 compatibility, it's ideal for gaming, video editing, and design. Both the landscape and portrait modes of the dual front cameras will facilitate FaceTime and content creation.
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This shows Apple is focusing not just on the iPhone but also on building a strong ecosystem of devices.
The M5 chip uses advanced technology to be 30% faster and more efficient. This allows smooth multitasking and fast app launches. Professionals can do video editing, 3D design, and other creative work easily.
The iPad Pro also supports AI features in iPadOS 26, like real-time translation, smarter app suggestions, and tools for creating content.
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The M5 iPad Pro is better than the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 and Microsoft Surface Pro in many ways:
Microsoft focuses on flexibility and Samsung on media, but Apple gives speed, battery life, and professional software together.
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Experts say Apple is targeting creative professionals with the M5 iPad Pro. Its two front cameras, bright OLED screen, and AI features could let designers, editors, and content creators use it instead of a laptop.
If it comes out in October, the iPad Pro could be one of Apple's biggest products for the holiday season, helping sales and showing Apple's innovation.
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