Apple's OLED iPad mini 8 brings a thinner body, brighter screen and A20 Pro chip

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Apple has released the iPad mini 8, which it describes as the most significant refresh of the mini line in 14 years. The tablet is 1 mm thinner than its predecessor and weighs 255 g, making it the lightest iPad Apple has produced. Its display switches from LCD to OLED, offering deeper blacks and higher brightness, though it keeps a fixed 60 Hz refresh rate. The device runs the A20 Pro processor, the same chip used in the iPhone 18 Pro, and carries an IP67 water-resistance rating, a first for iPad.

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