iPad5 uses the same mini touch screen sensor

According to the industry’s latest rumors, Apple’s fifth-generation large-screen iPad tablet will be equipped with the same touch-screen sensor that Apple introduced last year’s iPad mini.

The relevant details of the rumor were initially published by the Wall Street Journal on Monday. Of course, the latest news from the Wall Street Journal and the new iPad that has been circulated in the industry will generally match the same GF2 Touch Screen technology as the iPad mini. From the current news, Apple's new iPad will be thinner and lighter than the old iPad.

Apple's current iPad has used GG touch screen technology, however, the new GF2 screen will also help reduce power consumption, which will help Apple to install a smaller battery in the new iPad, thereby reducing the size of the iPad and weight.

Today’s news quoted an unnamed personage who said that Apple’s 5th-generation iPad was equipped with the same “film-based touch panel” as the iPad mini. This technology is mainly from Nitto Denko Corp. . Currently, Nitto Denko has developed a plan to double its touch sensor production by the end of this fiscal year.

According to reports, Apple's new iPad may also draw more design ideas from the iPad mini, including a narrower border on the side of the iPad. Under this design, the entire Apple iPad's new frame is much smaller, but the display The size still remains at 9.7 inches. In addition, the 5th generation iPad may also use stereo speakers, just like the iPad mini.

So far, there has been a lot of news that the new iPad is more like a magnified iPad mini. It is said that Apple will launch the fifth-generation iPad in September this year as soon as possible. The industry believes that Apple does need to update its iPad. In fact, since last October, Apple has not been able to update the iPad, which also led to the decline in Apple iPad sales. Data show that Apple's iPad sales last quarter was only 14.6 million units, down 14% year-on-year. It can also be seen that Apple does need to take some positive changes to the iPad.