A new tablet iPad will be released this fall by Apple to replace an existing model, and the changes are interesting. Those from Apple will launch a version of the iPad with a 10.2-inch diagonal screen, which will replace the one with a 9.7-inch diagonal screen.
Basically, Apple wants to replace the current 9.7-inch model of the iPad with a 10.2-inch one, which will have much thinner edges for the screen. Touch ID could be removed to make way for a Face ID, so that explains why Apple can easily reduce the thickness of the side edges of the screen.
At the moment, it is speculated that this new model of the iPad with a 10.2-inch screen would be launched in September, but presented together with the iPhone 11. The difference in the screen compared to the version with a 9.7-inch screen of the iPad will be minimal, but what is important is what will bring you adjacent thanks to the removal of the Home button, and not only that.
"As for sizes, 10.x-inch tablets will continue to dominate the market. Apple is set to release 10.2-inch new iPads in the late third quarter. Overall, tablets sized over 10 inches will surge to over 70% of global shipments in the fourth quarter."
