![Live: Apple iPad Event 2024, everything announced so far](https://gayello.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/1715092810_Live-Apple-iPad-Event-2024-everything-announced-so-far.png)
![](https://gayello.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Live-Apple-iPad-Event-2024-everything-announced-so-far.png)
Today is Apple iPad Event day, and we’re ready to bring you all the iPad goodness you can stand, including if some of the rumors are true of what’s coming, like a new iPad Pro, iPad Air, Apple Pencil and a keyboard case. Don’t have time to watch? That’s ok — we’ve summed up the most important parts of the event below.
iPad Air with M2 chip
![iPad Air, Apple iPad Event 2024](https://gayello.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/1715092810_316_Live-Apple-iPad-Event-2024-everything-announced-so-far.png)
Image credit: Apple
The iPad lineup is getting a facelift today, and one of the most important additions is that it now comes in two sizes, the 11-inch display and a 13-inch display. Read more
And, as a special bonus, Apple finally places the front-facing camera on the landscape edge of the iPad. Read more
iPad Pro with M4
![iPad Pro 5, Apple ipad Event 2024](https://gayello.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/1715092810_978_Live-Apple-iPad-Event-2024-everything-announced-so-far.png)
Image Credits: Apple
The iPad Pro is being touted as the thinnest iPad ever. Features include a visual experience with an OLED display in two panels called Tandem OLED. It also has a nanotextured glass option for less glare. And, it features the next generation of Apple silicon called M4, a jump from M2. It also has a 12.9-inch iPad Air and new gestures for the Apple Pencil. Read more
More on the Tandem OLED
“We’ve always envisioned iPad as a magical sheet of glass,” said John Ternus, SVP, Hardware Engineering during Apple’s iPad event in Cupertino on Tuesday. “And with the new iPad Pro, we wanted to give customers an even more remarkable visual experience.”
The company did that by bringing OLED to iPad for the very first time, suggesting that the technology helps get the light and color accuracy that iPad Pro owners want – but that it lacks the brightness. The company solved that by creating the Tandem OLED screen, which can support an incredible 1,000 nits of full-screen brightness for both SDR and HDR content, and 1,600 nits of peak HDR brightness. The company says no other device delivers this level of display quality. Read more