Apple's 20-inch foldable iPad project faces potential cancellation

13 articles · Updated · The Verge · Apr 26

The device, a priority for incoming CEO John Ternus, has seen its rumored release slip from 2024 to possibly 2029.
Several people involved say the foldable iPad may never be released, casting doubt on years of development.
Apple has reportedly worked on the project since at least 2023, but shifting priorities and uncertainty now threaten its future.

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