Apple will push the 10.5-inch iPad Pro next year, and the flexible AMOLED screen will be available in the next year.

Today, KGI Securities analyst Guo Mingchi broke the news that Apple will release three iPad tablet products in 2017, including a new 10.5-inch iPad Pro, and by 2018, Apple will be on the iPad's body, screen, etc. They are all revolutionized.

12.9-inch iPad Pro, 9.7-inch iPad will usher in a new generation of products next year, but among them, Apple will insert a 10.5-inch version of the iPad Pro, which is the main business and education market, and may directly replace the current 9.7-inch iPad. Pro.

In terms of hardware, it is known that the 10.5-inch, 12.9-inch iPad Pro will be equipped with an A10X processor and manufactured by TSMC 10nm.

The iPhone 7 to be released next month will use the A10 processor, or the TSMC 16nm process, and the A10X will evolve to 10nm, which will be the first time Apple uses different processes for the same series of processors.

TSMC's 10nm process is expected to be mass-produced in the first half of next year, and the "iPhone 8" in the second half of next year should be on the A11 processor (also TSMC 10nm), which seems to mean that the 10.5/12.9-inch iPad Pro will debut before the iPhone 8.

In addition, next year's 9.7-inch version of the iPad will be equipped with the A9X processor, which is now the one inside the iPad Pro.

Although next year's momentum is very large, but Guo Mingchi believes that the iPad business will continue to decline, and the hope of reversing in 2018, when Apple will come up with a truly new design of the iPad, is expected to be equipped with flexible AMOLED screen, and there are large-scale other Hardware upgrade.

Guo Mingchi and many other analysts also believe that the iPhone in 2017 will also be completely new, with a full glass body and OLED screen.

The future is very good, and the current situation is still very difficult. Guo Mingchi has reduced the iPad's FY2016 shipment forecast from 34-50 million units to 35-40 million units.