Apple’s giant iPad Pro is now on the market.
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A few makers of apps, like Adobe, made sure that their programs are optimized to fully utilize the big screen of iPad Pro. It’s pitching the device as ideal for people to use for business, and CEO Tim Cook has even suggested that the iPad Pro can be used to replace a laptop.
But Apple fans eager to test out the new stylus on the iPad Pro can’t actually use it yet.
What makes Cook’s statements on the iPad Pro even more perplexing is that Apple enjoys insanely healthy margins across the entirety of its Mac lineup.
You get two tablets at the price of one!
Apple’s chief executive also said that he believed the iPad would reverse its current course and return to growth, presumably sparked by the freshly released iPad Pro. Sofel added that he was able to open ten different active tabs in the Safari browser, with none of them reloading, and said that the iPad Pro is also great for “writing and researching”.
Salespeople at both Apple’s Grand Central and West 14th Street stores in NY City said the store had just a handful of Smart Keyboards and Pencils, but they were only for display/demo purposes. With zero-day support for iOS 9 and integration with Apple’s Volume Purchase Program (VPP) and Device Enrollment Program (DEP), the Casper Suite ensures fast and easy deployment and management of iPad Pro. And the iPad Air 2 is no slouch when it comes to handsome displays. To Cook, the iPad Pro is a drop-the-mic product that’s going to have consumers turning their noses up at traditional PCs.
But what’s interesting is that Apple uses pretty much the same strategy as Microsoft did in 2012, when it rolled out the original Surface tablet. The teardown masters have discovered that the iPad Pro is powered by a 10,307mAh battery.
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The first section, “Amazing Apps for iPad Pro”, is split into five subcategories: Enhanced for Apple Pencil, Desktop-Class Apps, Powerful Multitasking, Unleash Your Creativity, Bigger with a Bigger Screen and Immersive Experiences.
