Two more iPad models coming soon, says regulatory filing
Two new iPad model numbers have been filed with the Eurasian Economic Commission, bringing the total number of anticipated fall iPad releases to seven.

Apple has filed regulatory entries for two new iPad models under the new model identifiers of A2200 and A2232 into the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) database. As these are grouped together into a single listing, it's probable that they will be similar models. Rumors suggest that it may be a new 10.2-inch iPad model, which serves as an upgrade for the existing 9.7-inch iPad.

Apple has already entered five new model numbers, A2197, A2228, A2068, A2198, and A2230, into the EEC earlier this year. According to the EEC filings, all seven iPads will ship with iPadOS 13, indicating that they'll likely be released this fall.
A report from China had indicated that mass production of new iPads would commence in July, adding to the likelihood of a fall launch.
The filings with the EEC are legally required for any device to be sold with encryption-related elements in countries such as Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. They don't detail specific information, but do show that something new is in the works.

A second filing was seen entered into the EEC at the same time, but featured existing Mac model numbers. This is likely a legal requirement, since it is probable that these models will ship with Catalina in the fall.

Apple has filed regulatory entries for two new iPad models under the new model identifiers of A2200 and A2232 into the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) database. As these are grouped together into a single listing, it's probable that they will be similar models. Rumors suggest that it may be a new 10.2-inch iPad model, which serves as an upgrade for the existing 9.7-inch iPad.

Apple has already entered five new model numbers, A2197, A2228, A2068, A2198, and A2230, into the EEC earlier this year. According to the EEC filings, all seven iPads will ship with iPadOS 13, indicating that they'll likely be released this fall.
A report from China had indicated that mass production of new iPads would commence in July, adding to the likelihood of a fall launch.
The filings with the EEC are legally required for any device to be sold with encryption-related elements in countries such as Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. They don't detail specific information, but do show that something new is in the works.

A second filing was seen entered into the EEC at the same time, but featured existing Mac model numbers. This is likely a legal requirement, since it is probable that these models will ship with Catalina in the fall.
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I just got one to replace a 2011 model. This thing is amazing. The 5k display, the speed, and 64gb ram, all in a much smaller and lighter shell which is very noticeable on a VESA arm. I’m curious what use cases you have that exceed its capabilities?
Im not sure how other people see this but iPadOS “could” be a jig thing at Apple. I say could because it takes a man with vision to move a platform forward and do it in a way that inspires the user base. I’m not even sure such a person exists at Apple right now. If he does exist I can see Apple being persuaded to really goose up the iPad to make the new OS attractive.
Beyond that iMacs. Could really use a visual ID / logon solution. A few Windows based machines support this and even though it was off to a rough start on Windows 10 it worked pretty good by the time I switched to Linux. I’m actually shocked that Apple hasn’t done more here as visuAl ID systems work really well at this point.
https://www.macprices.net/2019/07/26/with-the-new-ipados-apple-is-paving-the-way-to-a-forthcoming-merger-of-ios-macos/
>forehead slap<
Are you new to Apple?
As a point of conversation, iPadOS is intriguing to me. I think Apple is taking the iPad in the right direction by differentiating it from the iPhone. In practical application, it really doesn't mean much to me and my use case, I fully understand others have different use cases that can benefit from all the advances Apple is making and I think they should continue making them.
Other people may work differently and that’s fine, you can optionally pay to upgrade. But I don’t want to pay for more storage I don’t need, so having a less expensive option is great.
and a lone wifi only “budget” iPad.