Apple unveiled the iPad Pro (2024) model with its new in-house M4 chipset earlier this week. The tablet succeeds the iPad Pro (2022) model that runs on the M2 chips. The recently launched iPad Pro from the Cupertino tech giant is available in two screen sizes and four storage options. The iPad Pro with an M4 chip has now been spotted on a benchmarking website, and scores suggest it's considerably faster than the previous iPad Pro model and some existing MacBook models.
The iPad Pro (2024) with an M4 chipset and 16GB of RAM has been spotted on Geekbench. It is seen with a single-core score of 3,810 points and a multi-core score of 14,541 points. The 10-core 4.4GHz M4 chip is 25 percent faster than the previous M3 processor, notes a MySmartPrice report.
The report adds that the previous iPad Pro (2022) model, which came with an M2 chipset, scored 2,444 and 9,256 points in single-core and multi-core tests, respectively. This suggests that the iPad Pro (2024) model powered by an M4 chip shows an increase of 55.89 percent and 57.10 percent in the single-core and multi-core tests, respectively, which suggests a significant increase in performance for the new tablet over the previous model.
Another Geekbench test of the 16GB iPad Pro M4 (2024) model shows single and multi-core scores of 3,767 and 14,677 points, respectively. A report from Gizmochina suggests that this is a significant improvement over the scores of the 14-inch MacBook Pro model, which is powered by an 11-core M3 Pro chipset. The MacBook model can be found on Geekbench with scores of 3,023 and 12,641 points in single and multi-core tests, respectively.
Notably, the iPad Pro (2024) starts in India at Rs. 99,900 for the base 11-inch, 256GB Wi-Fi only option. The tablet is also available in 512GB, 1TB and 2TB variants and 13-inch screen size option. It is offered in Silver and Space Black colors.
