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The iPad mini has been unfairly neglected, with a design that essentially hasn't changed since the first model that came out in 2012. And the last one, the fifth-generation iPad mini, came out in March 2019. It's time for a thorough redesign, and according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in his latest newsletter, it's happening this fall.

According to Gurman, the new iPad mini "should be a go" to launch this fall. It'll be the "biggest redesign" in the device's history, though that doesn't tell us much since the redesigns so far have been absolutely tiny.

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The new iPad mini will likely look a bit like a smaller iPad Air, with a refreshed processor, Gurman says. And that's a good thing. It may not be an "iPad mini Pro," but it'll look like one, with smaller bezels and no home button.

The latest iPad Air (pictured) has a design that would suit the iPad mini perfectly. Credit: apple

Previous reports, including one by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from May 2020, said that Apple was planning to launch a new iPad mini with a larger display in 2021, but there was no consensus on exact timing.

SEE ALSO: Apple unveils iPadOS 15 at WWDC 2021

In May, Apple launched a new, 24-inch iMac with an M1 processor inside, but the larger, 27-inch model didn't receive the same treatment. In his newsletter, Gurman also says that Apple is now working on a larger, redesigned iMac, with Apple silicon inside, that will replace the current Intel-based, 27-inch models.

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