New iPad Pro Expected in March with Landscape Face ID Camera

The anticipated change, hinted at in the iOS 17.4 beta, aims to improve video call experience; other potential features include an OLED screen and the Apple M3 processor.

Apple's new iPad Pro, expected to be unveiled in early March, is likely to feature a landscape Face ID camera, according to references found in the newly released iPhone software beta, iOS 17.4.
The change in camera orientation is expected to improve user experience during video calls, as iPads are often used in landscape mode.
The new iPad Pro is also rumored to feature an OLED screen, replacing the traditional LCD, and the new Apple M3 processor, which is also used in some 2023 MacBooks.
Other potential features include the Find My feature for the Apple Pencil 3, and new accessories such as a Magic Keyboard.
The changes in iOS 17.4 also include new app marketplace for users in the European Union, in compliance with the Digital Markets Act in the EU which comes into force on March 7.