Announced alongside the iPad Pro M4 at the Let's Loose event in early May, the iPad Air M2 was rumored to feature a 10-core GPU, but now the product's specs page now lists a 9-core GPU. Apple has not provided any details on the change, but has quietly updated the iPad Air M2's specs page. Based on the cached data, it appears that Apple made the change in the last 10 days.
Apple's English and Vietnamese press release notes 10-core GPU
In the initial press release of the iPad Air M2, Apple still left the information saying that the device is equipped with a 10-core GPU and it seems that the company has not updated the specifications page on the 11-inch version of the iPad Air M2.
This is a very strange thing that may highlight some unclear understandings within Apple and lead some consumers to believe that the iPad Air M2 is equipped with a 10-core GPU, when in fact it only has 9 cores. This change is not yet reflected in all places on Apple's official website.
The English spec page shows a 9-core GPU, while the Vietnamese one shows a 10-core GPU.
This change also marks the first time Apple is offering the M2 chip with a 9-core GPU. Previously, the company introduced 8-core and 10-core versions of the M2 MacBook Air. In reality, most users won’t notice the difference between a 9-core and 10-core GPU, but it would be nice if the company could explain it properly.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/ipad-air-m2-khong-co-gpu-10-loi-nhu-cong-bo-185240602153423108.htm
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