Mar 11, 2017 11:45 AM EST By Tyrone Smith, UniversityHerald Reporter

Tech fans are speculating that Apple Inc. could roll out the iPad Pro 2 at an exclusive spring event. The device is expected to be the headline act at the tech giant's spring event, and it appears the iPad Pro 2 might fix some key complaints with the Apple Pencil.

The iPad Pro 2 with Apple Pencil is expected to be the headline act at the Cupertino based tech company's rumored spring event. The tech giant might release the iPad Pro 2 on April 4, Value Walk reported. Nevertheless, a series of new patents suggest that the upcoming iPad Pro 2 might be able to charge the stylus and the stylus could be attached to the device.

Nonetheless, the possible iPad Pro 2 features may include a 12.9-inch screen, A10X processor, water resistance, TrueTone screen and an improved camera quality, according to PC Advisor. As the current iPad Pro sports a 2GB of RAM for the 9.7-inch model and 4GB of RAM for the 12.9-inch variant, based on these specs, the iPad Pro 2 is expected to be available with a 4GB to 6GB of RAM or more. Rumor has it that the iPad Pro 2 will also ditch the headphone jack, just like what the tech company did with the iPhone 7. The upcoming Apple tablet is expected to be slimmer and more lightweight than the previous model.

As of the moment, it appears that the tech giant does not have any current iPad models as shipping time for an order is indicating an expected time of arrival of two to three weeks. This is a possible indication that Apple is planning to release a new model soon as the tech company tends to always clear out its inventory before launching a new product. Aside from that, retailers have started offering discounts on the current iPad models.

That being said, the Apple iPad Pro 2 will reportedly come in three screen sizes, a 9.7-inch, 10.5-inch, and 12.9-inch models. The iPad Pro 2 12.9-inch model is anticipated to cost around $800.

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