Apple will reportedly put the iPad Pro on sale beginning Nov. 11.

News of the arrival date for the iPad Pro came from multiple sources contacted by Mark Gurman of 9 to 5 Mac.

As people might recall, Apple first announced the iPad Pro back in September, although they ultimately decided not to attach an exact release date to it. Instead, the company only said that the new tablet would be on sale sometime in November, and now, it appears that the date is known.

The iPad Pro will feature the biggest display that has ever been seen on any tablet from Apple. The iPad Pro will have a 12.9-inch display, which is more than three inches bigger than the screens of other iPads that typically only come in at around 9.7 inches, according to PC Advisor UK.

In terms of its processor, the iPad Pro will be making use of the new 64 bit A9X chip, which is said to be significantly more powerful than that of its predecessor.

When it comes to the memory offerings of the iPad Pro, it will provide 4 GB of RAM and two variants in terms of internal storage capacities. One of the models will provide 32 GB of internal storage while the other one will offer a more robust 128 GB.

The primary camera of the iPad Pro will provide eight megapixels to users, while its front-facing shooter will offer 1.2 megapixels, according to GSM Arena.

Apple's new iPad Pro is also expected to provide battery life that will last for up to 10 hours.

The company has also announced that the iPad Pro will be providing support for the Apple Pencil when it does come out. People will be glad to know that they will not have to wait around for the Apple Pencil as it is also expected to hit stores on Nov. 11. The smart keyboard that is compatible with the iPad Pro will also be on sale on the same date.