There are an increasing number of leaks claiming the existence of the iPad Pro, while Apple Inc. continues to maintain its stoic silence regarding the purported device. As of now, there is no concrete hint that the Cupertino-based tech giant is working on the alleged giant tablet, leakers continue to believe that the device is a part of the company's future plans.

According to Christian Today, recently a French media outlet named Nowhere Elese published an image demonstrating what the gigantic the tablet may look like. In the image, viewers can see a supposed casing for an iPad Pro as well as an iPad Air 2 inside of it, denoting that the device will certainly be a huge one.

Nowhere Else also claimed that the tablet will measure at least 12 inches. In terms of its thickness, the publication asserted that it will be 0.28 inches, which makes the purported device ultra thin. The bezels of the alleged iPad Pro will also be made insanely slim, making the so-called upcoming device probably one of the sleekest devices around when it is eventually released.

A close scrutiny of the casing made for the alleged iPad Pro reveals that the design of slate will bear resemblance to that of the iPad Air 2, though it is reported to feature the jacks for the stereo speakers on top as well as bottom of the device. In addition, it will come with a supposed USB-C port or a lightning port on the left. The report also claims that the port will be USB 3.0.

The purported device is patterned heavily on the iPad Air 2. According to the claims of the rumor mills, the supposed iPad Pro will pack a triple core A8X processor. Apart from this, users can expect the device to come with all the signature features of Apple, including Touch ID. The device may also come with a stylus, as an optional accessory.

In addition, it is being touted that the unannounced device will also be a health and fitness gadget, incorporating many sensors like an accelerometer, barometer and a gyroscope. The report further claims that the alleged iPad Pro is expected to run the latest iOS Apple and will possibly be released in September 2015.