Here's how to watch Apple's big iPad event

May is already shaping up to be a busy month for big tech companies, and guess who's going to catapult us into the new year with a bang? Apple is planning something big on his upcoming Let Loose event on May 7th. But what could they brag about? They're iPads, hmm. What do you think turning the Apple Pencil with your hand means? The focus is on the new iPad Pros, iPad Airs and tablet accessories. We may also get our first look at Apple's first AI-focused product, even if the new iPad has a far nicer screen.

Apple will stream the event from its official location YouTube page as well as his Event website. The stream is scheduled to start at 10:00 a.m. ET and 7:00 a.m. PT, so sorry to all you West Coast folks. You'll have to get up bright and early to see it all live. But do you see the hand turning the pen? You're probably already getting an idea of ​​what the heck is going on at Apple's big May event. Just in case you haven't heard the rumors, it's going to be all about tablets.

We'll be here for all the news from the Apple event, but if you'd like to know a few more details about what to expect, check out our page to find out everything we know the upcoming OLED iPad. Based on previous reports and the company's usual practice, Apple will likely get the ball rolling right away and talk about its new iPad Pros with OLED screens and a larger, better-looking iPad Air. These tablets could also be the first devices to support an M4 chip, if Bloomberg's Mark Gurman is right. Therefore, Apple would likely spend a lot of time talking about the AI ​​capabilities of these new CPUs, particularly the NPU speeds.

After that, Apple is expected to reveal a few more details about accessories for the new iPad, including a new Apple Pencil with improved haptic feedback and a new Magic Keyboard that has a sturdier aluminum frame.

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