Apple iPad Pro speculations are getting more outrageous by the day as the launching of Apple's soon-to-be revolutionary flagship device looms closer.

Recent rumors on the Apple iPad Pro are saying that the laptop/tablet hybrid will be launched with a 12.9 inch screen, which would allow Apple to compete with other hybrids already available on the market.

Websites such as Mac World UK are saying that it is a more practical options for Apple to come up with a bigger screen size for iPad Pro.

In April 2012, CEO Tim Cook rejected the idea of a bigger screen and the entire concept of it, believing that consumers won't be interested in investing their money on such a device.

Because of this, the Apple CEO announced that the company won't go into the possibility of mixing the iPad and the MacBook Air since it can consider too many compromises along the way with the purpose of the two famous Apple gadgets way too different from each other.

In April 2013 however, Cook started singing a different tune when he dropped clues that Apple is up to release somethin new for its fans and consumers.

"We've got some great stuff planned, so this is an area we're continuing to invest in," Cook said.

Analysts are predicting that Apple iPad Pro's release date may come around mid- to late 2014.

Evercore Partners analyst, Patrick Wang, predicted that the 12-inch Apple iPad Pro will be released into the market as early as autumn of this year. The analyst added that the hybrid device might very well feature an A8 processor.

Tech Radar mentioned the possible Apple iPad Pro features of two options for its resolution, the one in 2K panel and full HD panels while the other is in a 4K variant.