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Here's a way to see the next iPad: Print a 3D model of it
Take an iPad case filtering, reverse engineering design of an iPad and what you get? Just maybe: A look at the hardware that Apple plans to introduce 21 March.

Apple is expected to introduce new products in the press conference on 21 March, and a new iPad Air is considered to be one of them. The firm jumped showing an upgrade to the current 9.7-inch iPad late last year and all the attention focused on the large iPad Pro. It's time for a new iPad Air and it seems logical that we will see the following in the event.



Rumors of what we might see in the 3 cases of air (or whatever Apple plans to call it) have been circulating for some time, but TechSmart people use 3D printing to show the next iPad. Get your hands from the beginning of a case of what he said is the next iPad, 3D TechSmart carefully analyzed. Then next iPad model was developed using the shell sweep the exact dimensions and cutouts for the iPad get as accurate as they could be used.

Taking the final 3D model of what may very well be the next iPad, a 3D printer is turned on and a physical model of the next iPad was created. The dimensions and order accuracy occur in the model.

On the basis of this long process, it seems that the next iPad will have the following hardware features:

Intelligent Connector - It appeared in the iPad Pro and it is logical that Apple could take the standard iPad. This allows you to work directly with keyboards, and suggests that Apple will produce for the next iPad as it did first with the iPad Pro.

Four speakers - that also first appeared in the iPad Pro, and a high quality audio system is the result. The speakers may have to be lower due to the smaller size of the iPad, but it seems as if dripping the iPad Pro line.

Camera Flash - The idea that this is based on a cut that comes in the case next to the camera lens. While taking photos with tablets is not popular, it seems that Apple expects the owners to do so.

Otherwise, the 3D model created shows the iPad Air's side will be very similar to the current iPad Air 2. The model seems to be the same size as the 9.7-inch iPad Air 2.