Upcoming iPad Pro shown inside a case, Face ID in tow

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Apple didn't introduce new tablets at its September event, but now it's widely rumored to be holding a separate get-together this month for just that purpose. We should thus finally see the much-leaked 2018 edition of the iPad Pro becoming official.

The new 12.9-inch model is today being pictured with its rounded screen corners inside a UAG case, as you can see below. The bezels are very slim for a tablet, and there's no Home button anywhere. That was expected, however, as this device will have Face ID - the sensors for the system can be seen in the top bezel (which is the left one in this shot since the iPad is sitting in landscape orientation).

A smaller 10.5-inch version should be unveiled alongside this 12.9-inch model. We've already seen CAD-based renders of the bigger variant last month. Both upcoming tablets should have Apple Pencil support, but the 3.5mm jack will be gone.

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