Abstract:
This week Apple launched the new iPad mini. The screen of the new product has been enlarged to 8.5 inches and upgraded to OLED material, but the refresh rate still remains at 60Hz. Related topics subsequently appeared on the hot search list, sparking controversy. Some bloggers pointed out that the new iPad mini uses the A20 Pro, which has such strong performance, but the screen is only 60Hz. It’s really hard for Apple to find a 60Hz screen production line in 2026. After getting used to the high refresh rate, using a 60Hz device is like watching a slideshow.
Nowadays, high refresh rates have been popularized in the Android camp, and the mini series is a portable flagship, and this "knife technique" is really accurate. It not only gives you top-notch display materials, but also draws a clear line with high-end lines through the refresh rate, forcing users to choose between "thin and portable" and "extremely smooth".
For most users who just want to use it to read e-books, play games or take notes, they may need to weigh carefully whether to pay for the technology or the brand premium.
In terms of hardware configuration, iPad mini uses an 8.5-inch screen. The 256GB and 512GB versions can be equipped with nano-texture display glass. It is equipped with an A20 Pro chip, a rear 12-megapixel wide-angle camera, a front-facing 12-megapixel Center Stage camera, and supports side fingerprint recognition.
The new product will be available for pre-sale on October 29th and will be officially released on November 6th. It will be available in starlight and midnight colors.
Comments