The Qupertino-based company can keep the design of the new iPad similar to the previous year's model.
Expect to maintain the seventh generation iPod Touch ID and a headphone jack. Apple had presented a new 9.7-inch iPad without any major cosmetic changes last year and added support for Apple Pencil.
This year's entry-level iPad model is expected to add new intents, keeping the same look, which is focusing on the education sector.
According to a new report from Macotakara, Apple is expected to retain the same enclosure similar to the iPad last year.
Some vendors have also been cited in the report, which claims that Apple has not yet finalized the screen size, and it can collide up to 10 inches.
New iPad to Keep Touch ID, 3.5mm Headphone Jack
Apple can also launch a new iPad mini model with the seventh generation iPad.
Earlier reports had indicated that the upcoming iPad Mini 5 could be similar to its processor and could be launched in the first half of 2019.
New iPad to Keep Touch ID, 3.5mm Headphone Jack Apple's 2019 iPad model is expected to carry its design to its predecessor
Highlights
• 2019 iPad model can include headphone jacks, touch IDs
• In addition to the new internal, the new iPad can come with the same old design
• Apple is expected to launch the iPad Mini 5 with the 2019 iPad model
The iOS 12.2 Beta release prompted the new iPad and the iPad mini model Facing ID.
The 2019 iPad will not include top-of-the-line features appearing on last year's iPad Pro series. Apple will also have a headphone jack on the new iPad. The company's iPad Pro model did not include headphone jack last year.
However, there is still no word on whether the apple will keep the lightning port or switch to the USB Type-C on the 2019 iPad model. It is almost certain that the new iPad will include a new processor in addition to other internal upgrades.
The entry-level 2019 iPad model can debut with an iPad Mini 5 in an event in March this year.
Previous reports indicated that Apple could organize launch events for the new AirPods 2 and the company's much anticipated new video streaming service in March. Apple is also expected to launch its news subscription service on March 25 this year.
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