The OLED screen iPad Pros, which Apple launched with great hopes, seem to have fallen short of expectations. A new analysis report has been published that addresses this issue in detail.

New iPad Pro‘s were released in May this year. The tablets, which come in two models of 11 and 13 inches, have an OLED screen and an M4 processor. The first Apple product to use the M4 chip. 10 million iPad Pros were expected to be shipped by the end of 2024. However, market research firm Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC) stated in its latest analysis report that the shipment will be 6.7 million. The decrease in shipments reveals that demand has decreased. In other words, consumers didn’t show much interest in the new iPad Pros.

Display analyst Ross Young, a familiar name from DSCC, said that shipments of the 11-inch model will decrease by 40% in the 3rd quarter and 30% in the 4th quarter compared to the previous quarter. The 13-inch model will experience a steeper decline. Young stated that the 13-inch tablet will face a 50% decline in the 3rd quarter and over 90% decline in the 4th quarter.

So why were the new iPad Pros in low demand? The 11-inch model starts at $999, and the 13-inch model starts at $1299. The high price may be deterring potential consumers who view tablets as a complementary device to smartphones or computers. In this context, we can say that the M4 processor and advanced OLED display technology are not impressive to consumers. The limitations of iPadOS may also be a factor behind the low demand, as consumers do not want to replace their existing tablets with the new generation iPad Pros.

However, Ross Young is quite optimistic for OLED MacBooks. Young explained that OLED displays are increasingly being adopted by PC manufacturers, and he expects stronger demand compared to tablets. In his previously published prediction report, the analyst also claimed that 14- and 16-inch OLED MacBook Pros could be released in 2026.

Mark Gurman, whose many information about Apple turned out to be true, announced when the new Mac Studio and Mac Pro will be released. In fact, Gurman’s statements are slightly different from the previous release date reports. Here are the details…

Mark Gurman, one of the reliable sources, mac studioHe said that the Mac Pro will be released in the middle of 2025, and the Mac Pro will be available in the second half of 2025. To elaborate on the subject, Mac Studio will probably be introduced at WWDC 2025, which will be held in June, and will be released shortly after the event. Mac Pro will also be released in the fall of next year. Previous reports claimed that both devices would be introduced at WWDC. But Gurman states that the release dates are different.

Both desktop computers will use the M4 Ultra processor, which Apple has not announced yet. Studio will most likely have another model with the M4 Max chip. According to a report in Chinese media, Apple is planning to make significant changes in the design of the new Mac Studio. The case could perhaps be made a little smaller. This claim is based on sources close to Apple.

Apple is also preparing to introduce the MacBook Pro with M4, Mac mini, iMac and iPad mini 7. Reportedly, the Cupertino-based company will hold a virtual event on October 28 and introduce the first Mac models with M4. Mark Gurman stated that the new Macs will be released on Friday, November 1. It is stated that the new Mac mini will come with M4 and M4 Pro chip options. The M4 chip will be used in the entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro model. But higher-end MacBook Pros will include M4 Pro and M4 Max processors.

The global version of Lenovo’s new Legion Y700 2024 tablet has been spotted on the IMDA certification database with the model number ‘TB321FU’, indicating that the device’s launch in international markets is imminent.

Considering the performance features of the model launched in China, it is predicted that this global variant will also come with similar high-end hardware. Lenovo Legion Y700 2024 is a compact and powerful device designed for gaming enthusiasts. It comes with an 8.8 inch 2560×1600 resolution screen and 165 Hz refresh rate offers a smooth and clear gaming experience.

The screen’s 343 PPI pixel density and DCI-P3 wide color gamut support take visual quality to the top. These features provide more vibrant colors and clear images in games. The screen also offers 500 nits brightness and TÜV Rheinland certified low blue light protection, minimizing eye fatigue during long-term use.

The tablet is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor and promises superior performance thanks to LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.0 storage. Games and multitasking that require intense graphics processing power can be performed smoothly with this hardware. The gaming experience is supported by efficient cooling thanks to the QianKun cooling system with 10,004 mm² vapor chamber. This system prevents performance loss by preventing overheating.

Lenovo Legion Y700 2024 tablet, weighing only 350 grams, is very light and portable for mobile gamers. It offers flexibility by enabling the use of headphones with dual USB-C ports, DP video output support and simultaneous charging. Dual ultra-linear speakers and dual X-axis linear motors provide powerful audio performance and tactile provides feedback. These features aim to provide a more immersive experience while gaming.

Lenovo Legion Y700 2024 draws attention with its 6,550mAh capacity battery. This battery offers up to 14.6 hours of video playback and up to 8.9 hours of uninterrupted gaming. The ZUI 16.1 interface of the device offers users a fast and fluid experience, making it easy to make quick transitions between games and applications.

The tablet may appear in the global market under the name ‘Lenovo Legion Tab 2024’. Being included in the IMDA database shows that Lenovo is preparing to offer its tablet to users worldwide. This device, which will have the same superior features as its Chinese model, promises to be a strong option especially for mobile game lovers and users looking for high performance.