Introduction
The iPad Pro is one of the reviews that I’ve really been dreading writing – but also been the most excited about in a while.
The issue is this: what is the iPad Pro? Is it a genuine laptop replacement? Or is it nothing more than a larger tablet from Apple?
It depends what you see a tablet as. For some, it’s a device that sits on the sofa with you, and you sometimes idly think about getting a keyboard for so you could do some writing on the go. For others, it’s a laptop that packs a detachable screen for portability.
The former scenario is where iPads (and most Android tablets) sit, the latter more the domain of Windows devices, where the operating system and hardware collided with varying results.
YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEpBluo3Kro
Apple doesn’t seem to be pushing the iPad Pro into any given market though – it’s designed to be a media hub, a decent word processor, a creative design tool and then anything the app world can dream up.
It’s possible to use it as an enterprise device too, but there’s a lot here that inches it enticingly towards the consumer world.
<img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/art/tablets/iPad/iPad%20Pro/Hands%20on%202/iPad%20Pro%20review%20867-420-90.jpg" alt="iPad Pro review" …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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