iPad Pro confirmed to use USB type C instead of lightning cable

iPad pro models are going to be launched by Apple on 30th October 2018, a few months ago there were rumors that Apple is going to use the first ever feature of USB-C port instead of a proprietary Lightning port.

Apple experts have already predicted that they would drop the Lightning cable technology in favor of USB-C, and some new rumors have suggested that they would be able to hook up to 4K videos.

Mac Otakara suggested some pretty interesting things. It claims to have talked to numerous accessory makers at the Global Sources Mobile Electronics Trade Fair in Hong Kong this week, and all of them confirmed that new iPad pro models would use USB type C instead of lightning cable.

Mac Otakara confirmed that the companies were showing off a photo of the 2018 iPad Pro dimensions. If this is true it pretty much means that smaller iPad Pro model will be of width 178mm and 247mm tall, while the larger-screened model will come in at 215mm x 280mm. iPad Pros will have slimmer bezels than last-generation models, Apple’s A11X Bionic CPU and a TrueDepth camera system that will enable Face ID for biometric authentication.

At the Brooklyn Academy in New York City on 30th, October Apple is going to unveil its newest iPad pro models and also Apple is also likely to take the wraps off of its long-awaited successor to the MacBook Air.