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DJI has quite a number of drones under its belt where they cater to a variety of customers, whether it be budding hobbyists, enthusiasts, or professionals, DJI has drones to cover them all. The good news for those who aren’t necessarily professionals but might appreciate an upgrade anyway, then the DJI Mavic 3 could be a drone to keep an eye out for.

This is thanks to Jasper Ellens who shared alleged leaked specs of the upcoming drone, and it looks like if it’s accurate, it could pack quite a number of impressive hardware upgrades. This includes a new 4/3-inch camera sensor that will allow the drone to capture 5.2K video and 20MP stills.

#Mavic3 full manual and specs! Price: 1600. Date: 15 November. Smart controller, 15 km. 4/3 inch.@DroneXL1 @geeksvana @dronedj @techdronemedia @DronewatchNL @DronefriendlyB @dronemodelismo @OsitaLV @DJIGlobal pic.twitter.com/2w1slWCOc2

— Jasper Ellens – 27 Leaks (@JasperEllens) September 23, 2021

This is quite a huge upgrade for aerial photographers who are hoping for better quality cameras to improve on their photos or videos. Prior to this, drone pilots hoping for a 4/3 sensor would have to buy a separate camera like the DJI Zenmuse or use Panasonic’s BGH1.

Other features include direct USB-C charging which means that you won’t have to remove the battery, and speaking of battery, the flight time of the Mavic 3 has been listed as 46 minutes, slightly longer than the 31 minutes on the Mavic 2. The Mavic 3 is also said to be priced starting $1,600 and will most likely be announced on the 15th of November.

DJI Mavic 3 Leak Hints At Improved Cameras And Flight Time

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At the moment, Apple’s iPads are all designed where it seems that the default orientation would be portrait mode, even though it can be used either way. We can see this in the design of the cameras and the placement of the Apple logo. However, that might change in a future iPad Pro.

This is according to a tweet by leakster @dylandkt who claims that in a future design iteration of the iPad Pro, Apple will apparently reorient the camera and logo placement to a horizontal position. The tweet does not mention which future iPad Pro will be getting this redesign, so it does not necessarily mean it will be the next refresh and it could be the one after that or even later.

Future iPad Pro’s will feature a horizontal camera placement and a horizontally placed Apple logo on the back. Apple will make landscape mode the default for iPad Pro usage. I have not confirmed whether the next generation model will have this feature but it is in the works.

— Dylan (@dylandkt) September 23, 2021

We’re not sure what’s the point of reorienting the logo and camera. However, it is possible that maybe Apple is trying to push for the tablet to be used more as a pseudo laptop of sorts and having the cameras and logo oriented horizontally looks better and makes more sense.

That being said, we’re not sure when the iPad Pro is expected to get a redesign. The tablet’s redesign was originally introduced a couple of years ago and kind of kicked off Apple’s current flat-edged design language. Take this with a grain of salt for now but what do you think of the possible change in design?

Future iPad Pro Could See Apple Reorient The Cameras And Its Logo

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