A very practical tablet from Apple can be found in the iPad mini: the device supports many functions of the iPad Air and iPad Pro and is compatible with the Apple Pencil. Cupertino is happy to experience the new product sector at the relevant hardware level of iPad mini 6 in the year 2021 as the golden upper case. Although the chip is used, I can’t use the iPhone 16 like the A18, but the A17 Pro from previous years. No, this is the first Benchmarks for tablet reading.

iPad mini (2024): more RAM and performance in Germany
Apples product was designed for the iPad mini and was studied in a configuration specific to the A17 Pro: this product is designed for the iPhone 15 Pro with a version of a GPU core at the processor level. If you don’t know how to do it, Apple also reduced the tax rate and saw these options fall into the device. This is the first Geekbench benchmark of Geräts, where the label “iPad 16.2” is. The processor is like the A17 Pro in the iPhone 15 Pro with a frequency of 3.78 GHz and allows the iPhone to be fast at all times. Beim Metal-Benchmark is a clear and clear summary of the presentation. It is clear that this is also an architectural specification: it is possible to have 8 GB of RAM on the iPad mini (2024) for simple use. The tablet is one of the Apple Intelligence services created – and Cupertino has been made explicit by the EU with this functionality.

	Chip	RAM	CPU Score (Single-Core)	CPU score (multi-core)	GPU Score (Metal)
iPad mini 7	A17 Pro (5 GPU cores)	8 GB	~2840	~6900	~25700
iPhone 15 Pro	A17 Pro (6 GPU cores)	8 GB	~2880	~7100	~27100
iPadmini6	A15 Bionic (5 GPU cores)	4GB	~2100	~5300	~19400

Is Apple Intelligence ready to use Jelly Scrolling?
About Apple Intelligence: Dem Benchmark is compatible with iPad mini 7 with iPadOS 18, not 18.1. The company is also available from Apple Intelligence in the market because it is not as long as possible. Mark Gurman decided to update iPadOS 18.1 and have a single version of KI functions on October 28 for the update. The new generation of tablets with “Jelly Scrolling” is still ungewiss. Jason Snell of the “Six Colors” podcast had the opportunity to embark on the adventure, as Cupertino from his research began to do so. Seine Informationen dürften wohl von Apple kommen.