New iPad from Apple supports new A17 Pro Chip

So, the big questions from me at this point are will it support the iOS Blackmagic Camera app and also (and I assume it will) the special edition of DaVinci Resolve for the iPad?

Here’s the rest of the guff on it…

A17 Pro delivers a huge performance boost for even the most demanding tasks, with a faster CPU and GPU, a 2x faster Neural Engine than the previous-generation iPad mini, and support for Apple Intelligence. The first set of Apple Intelligence features will be available in U.S. English this month through a free software update with iPadOS 18.1, and available for iPad with A17 Pro or M1 and later.
The new iPad mini supports Wi-Fi 6E, which delivers up to twice the performance than the previous generation so users can do even more on iPad mini while on the go.
The 12MP wide back camera supports Smart HDR 4 for natural-looking photos with increased dynamic range, and uses machine learning to detect and scan documents right in the Camera app.
The versatility and advanced capabilities of the new iPad mini are taken to a whole new level with support for Apple Pencil Pro, opening up entirely new ways to be even more productive and creative.
With a beloved ultraportable design, the new iPad mini is available in four gorgeous finishes, including a new blue and purple, and features the brilliant 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display.
The new iPad mini features all-day battery life and brand-new experiences with iPadOS 18.

The new iPad mini starts at just RRP A$799 inc. GST with 128GB. Customers can pre-order the new iPad mini today, with availability beginning Wednesday, 23 October.

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