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Apple Launches iPad mini With OLED Display and A20 Pro Chip

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Apple has introduced a new iPad mini featuring an OLED display. The tablet is built with a thinner and lighter design than the previous model. It is powered by the faster A20 Pro chip. The article provided offers limited further detail on pricing, availability, or other specifications.

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