The New iPad Mini's OLED Display Is Stuck at a 60Hz Refresh Rate
On Monday, Apple announced an iPad Mini redesign that it says is the device's biggest update yet.
The tablet's old 8.3-inch LCD display has been replaced by an 8.5-inch OLED. Although the screen is larger, the tablet keeps its earlier footprint because the bezels are 24% thinner. The display reaches up to 1,200 nits peak HDR brightness and supports P3 wide color. For an extra $100, buyers can opt for glare-reducing nano-texture glass on the 256GB and 512GB models.
The new Mini's thinner, lighter body offers IP67 water and dust resistance, and it runs on Apple's A20 Pro chip, built on a 2nm process. Apple says the chip delivers up to 60% faster multithreaded CPU performance, up to 2.7x faster graphics, and up to 4.5x faster AI performance than the previous model. The 128GB and 256GB versions have a five-core CPU and one 16-core Neural Engine, while the 512GB version...
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