It will cost a whopping $299 for the 11-inch iPad Pro and $349 for the 12.9-inch model. While the new iPad Pro ships this week, the Magic Keyboard won’t ship until May.
The Verge has a video of Apple’s Craig Federighi demoing the trackpad support, but you’re going to have to wait to try it on your own Magic Keyboard. Multi-Touch gestures on the trackpad make it fast and easy to navigate the entire system without users ever lifting their hand. As users move their finger across the trackpad, the pointer elegantly transforms to highlight user interface elements. Rather than copying the experience from macOS, trackpad support has been completely reimagined for iPad. With iPadOS 13.4, Apple brings trackpad support to iPad, giving customers an all-new way to interact with their iPad. iOS 13 shipped with crude trackpad support, labeled as an accessibility feature, but Apple says that iPadOS 13.4, due 24 March 2020, will overhaul that for both the Magic Keyboard and other trackpads: Rumors have been flying for a while about an iPad with a trackpad, but no one had any idea Apple was this close to shipping it. Physically, the dimensions of both the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models are identical to the previous models, apart from slight weight changes, and silver and space gray remain the only available colors. Other enhancements in the new iPad Pro include a LiDAR scanner to improve AR capabilities, more capable cameras and microphones, and a faster A12Z Bionic processor. As if things weren’t strange enough due to coronavirus-related social distancing, Apple has surprised the world by announcing a new iPad Pro that will be compatible with a new Magic Keyboard featuring-get this-a trackpad. Is reality melting along with the polar ice caps? It sure feels like it.
Hell Freezes Over: Apple’s New iPad Pro Supports Trackpads
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