Upcoming Apple iPad Pro may feature a triple-lens camera setup: Report

The next generation of Apple’s iPad and iPad Pro line ups may come with upgrades in the camera department. According to a report by Mac Otakara ( via Apple Insider), Apple’s next-generation iPad Pro could adopt a triple-camera setup, whereas the 10.2-inch entry-level iPad may sport a dual-camera sensor, which would be similar to that seen on the iPhone XS. [caption id=“attachment_6317751” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”]  Apple’s 2019 iPad Pro. Image: tech2[/caption] Both the iPad and iPad Pro models are rumoured to launch in October this year. This launch timeline is in line with **Apple recently registering two new iPad models**  with the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC). Coming back to the report, this would be the first time that Apple will feature multi-sensor rear-facing cameras on its iPads, if it does so, that is. Up until now, even the most expensive iPad only comes with a single-lens rear camera. The latest iPad Pro features a 12 MP sensor at the rear. Reportedly, the camera setup on the new iPad will include a wide-angle and telephoto lens. This new entry-level iPad could have a 10.2-inch screen and may be entering mass production this fall as per a report by a  Chinese news outlet. The current lineup of iPads had been launched in 2018, and the main hardware change for them, apart from a faster chipset, was the support for the 1st-gen Apple Pencil.