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Report claims new iPad Pro’s A12Z Bionic chip is just a ‘renamed A12X with an enabled GPU core’

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<p>Early benchmarks and reviews (https://9to5mac.com/2020/03/23/ipad-pro-2020-benchmarks/) of the 2020 iPad Pro have indicated that performance is only marginally better than the 2018 iPad Pro. This year’s model features a new A12Z Bionic processor, but early indications from Notebook Check (https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-Apple-A12Z-Bionic-SoC-is-just-a-renamed-A12X-with-an-enabled-GPU-core.458883.0.html) suggest there are minimal physical differences compared to the 2018 iPad Pro’s A12X Bionic processor.</p>
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