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If you haven't guessed by now, under the hood, the new iPad Pro will be powered by Apple's upcoming M5 chipset, which should deliver better battery life and performance improvements over the M4 chip, particularly when multitasking or using pro apps. While exact performance figures aren't known yet, the next-gen iPad Pro could be the first device to run the chip, with M5-powered MacBook Pros also expected later this year.Looking at the expected release timeline, the M5 iPad Pro will likely ship with iPadOS 26, which is said to bring a bunch of productivity upgrades. As witnessed during WWDC earlier this year, iPadOS 26 includes better window management, support for background tasks, an improved Files app, and even new tools for audio recording.More details will likely surface as the launch gets closer, but for now, the dual-camera setup is the most interesting development. Stay tuned to India Today Tech for all the latest on Apple's next-generation M5 iPad Pro.- Ends
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