Apple's iPad 2,4 also uses 32nm A5 S5L8942 SoC
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Apple Prepping New Coprocessors, Macs, iPad for Later This Year | Extremetech
Benchmarks put iPad Pro's A9X chip roughly on par with Intel's 2013 Core i5
I measured the benchmark of the 10.2-inch 'iPad' equipped with the iPad mini & A13 chip, which has made great progress with the A15 Bionic equipped with a 6-core CPU & 5-core
iPad Air Teardown: A12 Bionic Processor With 3GB of RAM, Bluetooth 5 and Larger Battery, But Lacks ProMotion Display Tech - MacRumors
Cyrix 486DRx Vintage CPU" iPad Case & Skin for Sale by javaneka | Redbubble
Inside Apple's iPad: the A4 processor | AppleInsider
For Ipad Pro 9.7 10.5 12.9 Cpu Booster Coil Boost Inductor Beside Cpu - Integrated Circuits - AliExpress
Motherboard CPU" iPad Case & Skin for Sale by Rankeaocm | Redbubble
Apple's iPad Pro & powerful A9X CPU pose threat to Intel, Cowen says | AppleInsider
CPU Performance - iPad mini Review
Apple launches new iPad starting at $329, revamped 5G iPad Mini starting at $499 | ZDNET
For Ipad Pro 9.7 10.5 12.9 Mainboard Maintenance Around Cpu Universal Boost Coil Inductance - Integrated Circuits - AliExpress
A Grounded Evaluation Of The iPad Air - Page 3 | HotHardware
X-ray of Apple's A5 CPU in iPad 2 confirms manufacturing by Samsung | AppleInsider
The New iPad Pro Proves That Apple Doesn't Need Intel or AMD Anymore - Gestalt IT
A5X' CPU featured on purported Apple 'iPad 3' logic board | AppleInsider
iPad Pro's A9X SoC Die Shot Reveals Dual-Core CPU, 12-Core GPU | Technology News
iPad 9 Goes Official With 20 Percent Faster CPU, GPU, Neural Engine, 6x Faster Performance Than Chromebooks, Ultrawide Camera, More
Benchmark tests show new iPad Pro models outperform MacBook Pro in some CPU & GPU tasks - 9to5Mac
iPad Air - Apple
Apple to expand CPU design group beyond iPad A4 | AppleInsider
iPad Air's A7 chip is identical to the iPhone's, just faster | Ars Technica
