The news claims that the new models OLED, iPad, and mini are priced at nearly $799 each.
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Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman reports that Apple plans to launch new iPad mini later this month. The starting storage capacity of the new models may be increased, but the price is expected to rise significantly, approaching $799. According to the report, the new iPad mini will feature a OLED screen for the first time, along with a redesigned body, a new speaker system, and a more powerful chip; however, the specifications of the OLED panel and whether it supports 120Hz high refresh rates are still unclear.
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IT News on October 11th: Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman stated today that Apple plans to launch a new iPad mini later this month. The starting storage capacity of the new device may be increased, but users who intend to upgrade their phones should be prepared for a price increase in advance.

Gurman revealed that the price of the new iPad mini models will increase significantly compared to the current models, with an expected price of nearly $799 (Note from IT: The current exchange rate is approximately 5,359 RMB). For comparison, the current iPad mini models cost $599 (current exchange rate is approximately 4,017 RMB)/$4,799 RMB.

It is reported that the new iPad mini will feature a OLED screen for the first time, along with a redesigned body. It is expected to come equipped with a new speaker system and a more powerful chip. At present, we are not yet aware of the specifications of this OLED panel, and there are conflicting opinions among industry insiders regarding whether this screen supports a 120Hz high refresh rate.

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