Apple may be planning to release the iPad Pro and its accessories including Apple Pencil, Smart Keyboard and an exclusive special adapter that charges using a standard lightning cable, on Nov. 11.

The iPad Pro is one of the more valuable products in the company's pipeline, as Apple's business continues to slow down. According to Engadget, the company introduced the iPad Pro early this September but they declined to give a release date. instead, Apple said it would arrive sometime in November. For Apple, that usually means the end of the month, but it seems that it is not the case this time.

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Apple said that fans should expect a 12.9-inch tablet this November. According to the latest rumours from 9to5Mac, the iPad Pro and its accessories will go on sale simultaneously at Apple's online and retail stores.  The target release date for Apple is reportedly Wednesday Nov. 11 - Veterans Day holiday in the U.S. This has casted some doubt on the rumour. Usually Apple avoids holiday launches and introduces their products mostly on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Sascha Segan from PC Mag has noted that the iPad Pro is definitely in an uncanny valley for tablets after she got some hands-on time with the device.

The company gave little details about the impending release of the tablet during a press event on Sept. 9. Many think Apple might be preparing a second announcement soon.

Apple Insider reported that the iPad Pro will start at a price of $799 for a 32-gigabyte Wi-Fi model. The 128-gigabyte storage model with LTE connectivity will cost from $949 to $1,079. The Smart Keyboard will cost $169, and the Apple Pencil will be at $99. A fully-equipped iPad Pro is estimated $1,347 (more than the price MacBook Air) without any apps or extended warranties.

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