Its screen measures 12.9 inches across diagonally, making it much larger than the 9.7-inch iPad Air 2, and it includes a stylus and a cover that doubles as a keyboard. Also, this statement comes after Apple finally launched its 12.9 inch iPad Pro to the general public.
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The iPad Pro is Apple’s answer to Microsoft’s latest Surface hybrid, the Surface Pro 4, which hit store shelves October 26. Well, probably the new iPad Pro will answer their question.
Cook says the iPad Pro is expected to be popular among creative people who sketch and music and movie lovers because of its sound system and powerful speakers, reports The Telegraph.
The iPad Pro isn’t a normal tablet. He hasn’t mentioned, however, how exactly Microsoft compromised its Surface Book. It boasts more power than nearly anything else on sale – including Apple’s MacBook Pro, something Microsoft is keen to boast about – but its display can also be detached from the keyboard base to form a standalone “clipboard”.
It is clear that the iPad Pro will offer the best of both worlds, so mobile gamers will enjoy it, as will those that need to use it for productivity reasons – just wish the price was that bit lower.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has taken a shot at Microsoft, calling its Surface Book laptop “deluded”, according to Irish Independent’s Adrian Weckler.
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Also worth noting is the fact that even if you don’t have an iPad Pro, the new featured sections let you discover excellent apps and games to use and play on your iPad. These days, Apple can’t stop mimicking its one hugely successful product, the iPhone, and trying to step the quarter by quarter sales shortfall that the iPad has been experiencing for almost two straight years now. So far, we don’t understand how he came to such a conclusion, and the CEO didn’t stop to elaborate on his reasoning.
