Apple iPad Air 3 release date, specs, features, price and more

Apple didn't unveil its much-awaited next generation iPad Air  range in its September 2016 event. However, some potential sources suggest that iPad Air 3, the gadget loaded with some of the unbeatable features will make its debut at Apple's upcoming event to be held in October 2016. It is already three-year long period when speculation regarding a new updated version of iPad air range has been made after iPad Air 2.

Although, it has n't been specified officially, but according to a report by Reporter Times, The device will be marketed as an affordable gadget within the range of £300 to £400. It would be retailed around £400 if released in this year Otherwise, if it is scheduled to be released in the next year then the price is also hinted to be reduced.

Speculations from experts also hint that the device will be equipped with many features and attributes which are much akin to Apple's newly launched iPhone 7. According to a report by GAMENGUIDE, the supreme gadget will be powered by an A9 processor. Apple iPad Air 3 is also reported come with a 12-megapixel back camera associated with Apple's optical image stabilization feature, which will be able to capture moments in quite a high-resolution format. The front camera will have a powerful 7-megapixel sensor. 

The phablet is further speculated to have a 10.5-inch AMOLED display along with 2048 x 1536 pixels and 264 pixels density per inch (ppi). Other specs reported to be included are  Bluetooth 4.2, lightning ports, a 64GB base storage memory with expandable facility according to user's need, touch ID, fingerprint scanner. The device is also expected to run on iOS 10 operating system.

The device is also hinted by a number of potential sources, to be released with 4GB RAM. It is also expected to be equipped with a four-speaker audio system. It is also reported to be thinner than its precursors. But to know whether all these features are  finalized or not, we have to wait till any further announcement comes  from the company's end.