Several developers such as Adobe, Fifty-Three, and Microsoft have already showcased the way their apps will work on the iPad Pro for those who want to use it in the office. The 12.9 inch, retina display tablet will be sold through Apple Stores, authorized resellers and select carriers. “The job of the phone is to do more and more things such that maybe you don’t need your iPad, and it should be always trying and striving to do that”.
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Of course, that’s due to the two not-so-little helpers Apple has introduced, the Smart Keyboard that doubles as a cover and the Apple Pencil, a stylus to draw with precision on the tablet.
Apple’s new larger iPad – the iPad Pro – will go on sale later this week, the technology company has confirmed.
We’ll be testing the iPad Pro out later this week, and seeing how it compares with Microsoft’s Surface Pro 4.
The early reviews for the new iPad Pro are out, and they’re all over the place.
If you love accessories, especially ones which serve as force multipliers, you might also consider spending £79 for Apple Pencil and £139 for the Smart Keyboard.
To truly celebrate the iPad Pro, Apple has an advert that is out of this world.
The iPad Pro is a replacement for a notebook or a desktop for many, many people.
Speaking to the Telegraph, Cook claimed that the upcoming launch of the new iPad (which is available to pre-order right now before it becomes available later in the week) will cause many to abandon PCs altogether. As for the front camera, it will have 1.2MP cam with face detection features and capable of HDR and FaceTime over Wi-Fi or Cellular. The Apple Pencil and Apple’s new Smart Keyboard will both be on sale the same day the new tablet drops. You will be able to choose from silver, gold and space gray colours. As it now stands, the iPad lineup consists of about 10% of Apple’s revenue, and sales have been in decline since 2014, but the new iPad Pro may reverse it all. GST for the 32GB with Wi-Fi model and A$1,699 inc.
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This week, Apple CEO Tim Cook has been pushing the narrative that the iPad Pro can replace your laptop.
