Apple has used aluminum and / or stainless steel alloy for the iPad sheath for some time.
It can change as a technology giant plan to carry harder and stronger materials to increase the durability of the tablet, which is titanium based.
According to the report by Gizchina, Apple can think about using titanium-based alloys for the next generation iPad sheath, with the iPad Pro reportedly from the project because of its support for wireless charging.
Titanium alloy is said to be more difficult and more resistant than stainless steel and aluminum.
For now, the inclusion of new alloys is expected to occur with the next iPad-gene only, and if the such development occurs, the price of an expensive tablet will appear.
It still has to be seen if Apple also makes changes to the casing with the iPad entry-level and does not increase the price that will make it more expensive and therefore, can make a number of lower sales.
Apple has used titanium on casing on Apple Watch (making it the most expensive Apple watch too) and Apple cards.
That the company is seriously considering expanding the use of titanium alloys to other proven devices from the number of patents that have been applied to the same thing.
And new alloys can be very well replaced the old on the upcoming MacBook and even the iPhone.
For iPhone, titanium alloy can only be used on the middle frame for now, with a rear glass back not disturbed to facilitate wireless charging.
Apple can use materials that are more durable and scratch resistant for the next generation iPad
