Khaberni - Global media reports revealed that the American company "Apple" is facing obstacles in developing its first "iPad" folding tablet.
The reports detailed that the planned "iPad" with an 18-inch screen, which is being developed in collaboration with "Samsung", is facing developmental hurdles, possibly delaying its scheduled release.
"Apple" intended to launch the device, expected to cost $3,000, in 2028, but recent developmental challenges might push that back to 2029.
Sources indicated that "Apple" engineers are facing challenges related to the weight, features, and technology of the screen used in the device.
Apple hopes that the screen they are working on with "Samsung" will reduce the creasing observed in foldable screens, adopting the same approach they plan to use for the anticipated foldable "iPhone".
Leaks suggest that the foldable "iPad," unlike the foldable "iPhone," will not have an external screen when folded. Instead, it will resemble a "MacBook" with an aluminum casing on both sides, and when opened, it will be the size of an 18-inch laptop.
