Apple plans to give its iPad a killer upgrade in 2021! The tech giant manufacturer might also give it an all-new lower price together with the latest A13 Bionic chipset.
However, it is still not as powerful as Apple's 5nm A14 Bionic, which is currently integrated into the latest iPhone 12. Although this is the case, it is still one of the best mobile chipsets on the market as of the moment. It also has the best performance compared to the A12 Bionic chip.
The Chinese tech site also claimed that the new 9th-gen iPad will also receive a 10.5-inch display, a minimum of 64GB of storage space, 4GB of RAM, and a starting price of just $299.
On the other hand, the current 8th gen iPad is expected to arrive in September 2021. The 9th gen could have better features since the 8th-gen only has an A12 Bionic chipset, 3GB of RAM, and a more expensive price of $329.
Is A13 Bionic Chip Better than A14?
As of the moment, many chip manufacturers are releasing chipsets that provide high-end performance that many users can really enjoy. However, which one of them is the best? Since there are lots of them, let's just compare Apple's A13 and A14 Bionic chipsets.
According to Phone Arena's latest report, A14 has a 5nm processor, and 6 big CPU cores. The two big cores have 3.1GHz and the four remaining little cores have 1.8GHz. A14 has the upper hand since A13 only has two big cores with 2.66GHz and four little cores with 1.6GHz.
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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.
