Apple hopes to launch an 18.8-inch foldable iPad by around 2028. Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman writes in today’s issue Turn on newsletter. The company’s industrial design group reportedly managed to create prototypes of this device, which would “feature a nearly invisible crease” and essentially look like “two iPad Pros side by side.”

Rumors about a foldable iPad have been circulating for years. The most recent include a smaller model that Apple would release in 2026 or 2027. Gurman’s article today is very reminiscent of the gigantic 20-inch folding “iPad/MacBook hybrid” he described in 2022. That doesn’t seem like it will run macOS, but Gurman claims that it will “incorporate elements of both Macs and iPads and that iPadOS should be advanced enough to run macOS apps.” 2028.

Considering that Macs now run iPhone and iPad apps, it’s not unreasonable to think that things could go either way over time. It could also help the value proposition; The 13-inch iPad Pro starts at $1,299, and whatever financial hit an iPad twice the size might cause would be a little easier to bear, coupled with the saving grace of being able to run macOS apps on it.

Gurman says a foldable iPhone is still in the works, although he doesn’t expect it to arrive “until 2026 at the earliest,” as other rumors have suggested. He also says information from his sources is consistent with an alleged Apple internal display roadmap that has recently been making the rounds, hinting at the foldable 18.8-inch iPad and Apple’s plans to release OLED MacBook Pros in the year 2026, followed by a MacBook Air OLED update in 2027.