iPad Pro 10.5-inch, the newest and most powerful iPad tablet model, was disassembled in the past few hours by the most popular iDevices service, iFixit. As expected, the interior of the iPad Pro 10.5 inch tablet is extremely similar to that of the version with a 12.9 inch diagonal screen, but this is not a surprise for anyone, most likely.
In the Wi-Fi only version of the iPad Pro 10.5 inch, several pieces of plastic were discovered where the LTE antennas are normally located in tablets with GSM connectivity. Those who disassembled the iPad Pro 10.5 inch speculate that they would have the role of supporting the tablet screen in the entire structure, and the theory could be logical, otherwise their existence at that point would not have made sense.
Moreover, the iPad Pro 10.5 inch has the cables that make the connection between the screen and the motherboard fixed in the center of the tablet, this change ensuring that they are not broken when the case is opened. iPad Pro 10.5 inch also has 4 GB of RAM that works at a frequency of 1600 MHz, they are manufactured by the Micron company.
In the case of storage space, we are talking about Toshiba memories in the iPad Pro 10.5 inch, but there is a possibility that other models have memories provided by those from Samsung. Apart from that, there are no changes between the interior of the iPad Pro 10.5 inch and that of the tablets that have a screen with a diagonal of 12.9 inches, so Apple has not changed very much in the new models.
"The internal layout of the 9.7" Pro was strikingly similar to the standard iPad—while the 12.9" Pro had a completely new internal layout […] But it looks like Apple has moved from iPad Pro experimentation to standardization. An open-faced 10.5″ iPad Pro is essentially a scaled-down, streamlined version of its 12.9″ predecessor …”
