Apple might be working on a big change for the iPad Pro. It's looking at a new tech called chip-on-film (CoF) from LG Innotek. This could make the bezels around the screen much thinner. So, the iPad Pro could have a bigger screen in the same size body.

This tech uses heat to stick display driver chips to the screen. It sends signals to control each pixel. This could make the screen edges tighter. That means more screen space and less empty border. It might also make the battery last longer. But that part is still a guess.

Apple has been using Samsung for these chips. But now, it might switch to LG. This could make the supply chain more diverse. It might also lower the cost of parts.

We don't know which iPad model will get these new parts. But another report says it's for the iPad Pro. The iPad Pro might also get a new M5 chip in 2025. Future models could have a landscape Apple logo and even a foldable screen by 2027.

But will these changes make the iPad Pro better? Thinner bezels sound cool. But will it really make a difference? And will the battery life really improve? We'll have to wait and see.

Apple is always looking for ways to improve its products. This new tech could be a big step. But it's not the only thing coming. The iPad Pro might also get a new chip and even a foldable screen. It's an exciting time for Apple fans.

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