Apple launches iPad Pro with Apple M1 chipset, Liquid Retina XDR display

Apple has launched its latest lineup of iPad Pro with several first-time features. The lineup now boasts of Apple's own M1 chipset as well as a new 2TB storage option.

Apple has unveiled its latest lineup of iPad Pro to the world in its Spring loaded event. The new generation of iPad Pro came as the highlight of the event, promising a new level of performance and features to the users like never before. For instance, the new iPad Pro is powered by Apple’s own M1 chipset for the first time ever. With this, Apple claims a performance improvement of 50 per cent over the earlier versions as well as industry-leading power efficiency. Another first for the series is the addition of the Liquid Retina XDR display on the 12.9-inch iPad Pro model. Other than the major upgrades, there are pretty nifty new additions to the iPad Pro lineup too. The new iPad Pro, for example, now supports controllers from gaming consoles like Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox. A new 2TB storage option is also up for grabs for the first time ever.