First review of the new 9,7″ iPad Pro they are here! Apple presented last Monday new 9,7 inch iPad Pro, which brought support for the smart pencil Apple Pencil and a new camera, which we also find in the iPhone 6s. It is a 12-megapixel camera with 1,22µ pixels and an aperture of ƒ/2,2. Therefore 9,7″ iPad Pro It can record video in 4K resolution (3840 × 2160). It also has the function of recording slow motion. Another new feature compared to the iPad Air 2 was the new A9X chip, which also powers the larger 12,9″ iPad ProIn the above lines we have described the facts that Apple said at the conference KeynoteBut what is the new iPad really like? How do foreign magazines rate it?
Server & Hosting Ars Technica wrote that the new iPad Pro competes primarily with personal computers with an operating system Windows. "When I tested the 12,9 inch iPad Pro, I couldn't imagine exchanging it for MacBook Air or ProI feel the same way about the smaller iPad. ProIt will currently cost you $599 + accessories, so its price can compete with mid-range models. Windows PC. It is significantly cheaper than MacBook. Pro For many active but less demanding users, the power of the hardware and the relative simplicity of the software may be the biggest attraction of the new iPad Pro. Nevertheless Windows they support many more applications. It mainly depends on what the user wants to do on the device, if they just want to manage documents, the iPad is the best choice!"
iMore he also pointed out that the new iPad can really replace a laptop with an operating system Windows. "Pro those whose system is aging Windows and are looking for a modern alternative, the new 9,7 inch iPad is the right one!"
Server & Hosting Mashable stated that the iPad is currently the best flagship among tablets. Above all, he emphasized great performance. "It's amazing how much power is packed into a relatively lightweight tablet. Benchmark results are as good as those I've seen on the larger iPad. Pro, despite the fact that the 9,7-inch iPad has half the RAM. Is it worth it? When you consider the componenty and price, absolutely!"
The Independent said that the new iPad is an extremely efficient alternative to a laptop. "The new iPad has a Smart Connector to connect the keyboard to the tablet. In this combination, it is an extremely effective alternative to a laptop with a full touch screen. This is definitely the best iPad ever Apple created"
*Source: Macrumors.com
So those are pretty strong words that the ipad should replace the PC with windows. Especially the video server iMore where the guy just played on the ipad, watched videos and read comics :D. But above all, it will replace a full-fledged PC for work. I will always take the iPad as a great accessory. Not as a PC replacement. Only if there was OSX, no IOS
Why would iOS could not replace a computer with OS X or Windows? The vast majority of users who use a PC for work only need the Internet, e-mail, or office and in every iPad excelhe eats. Of course, it won't replace a computer for everyone, but it could for a significant number of users.
Majdy: "internet, mail, possibly office" Yes, in this case it could also replace a classic PC. But there are already many limitations for more advanced use. For example, I cannot imagine daily work with a PC without some kind of file manager. A lot of full-fledged software is not developed on IOS, only some cut-down versions (e.g. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom).
I agree with Majdy
90% of people can easily replace their PC with an iPad.
When we discuss this topic with people, it ends up with the fact that they have a large non-mobile humming and blowing box at home to which several cables lead + a monitor or display + keyboard + mouse on the table. When I want to do something on the PC, I turn it on and go make a coffee while it starts up. . . . . then I'd rather leave it on because I might need something in half an hour. . . .
When asked what exactly they are doing on the PC, 90% of the time the answer is the same - FB, Excel, Word, Mail, Games, Surfing, Internetbanking, Photos, Music, that's all.
iPad + is mobile, starts up in about a second, no cables, just an adequate device in 2016
Another important thing that most people only realize when it happens to them personally is the BACKUP of data.
For 99 cents a month, I will pay for 50GB icloud I will turn on complete backup and continue to do it nestaram.
Ipad will be lost, destroyed or after a few years I will buy a new one, I will sign up for mine Apple ID and everything from the previous one will be downloaded and installed automatically in the new one. Isn't it great? :-)
Aj jackie123456 is right - it's only 10% of people who really need a desktop computer.
jackie: I don't think people need a file manager, they just have their photos where they should be, office files in individual office appkach.
Personally, I also don't need a file manager, my opinion is that it is dead and outdated, on the other hand, an iPad would not replace a computer either, so yes, for the reasons you have described yourself.
It's a great device though, I bought a home Air 2 when it came out and since then the whole family uses it more than the desktop or MacBook.
However, it is useless for me as I belong to the remaining 10% of people who need specific software and performance. From the new iPad Pro but it has to do with Apple Pencil lure.
Yes, the software for example from the mentioned Adobe is impoverished, but not everyone is such a professional, and even they often do not need complex complex software, and even if they have it, few people use the full potential... after all, it is not the software that makes us creative, it doesn't matter what we use, it's always about our abilities, not about equipment, moreover, today's equipment is at such a high level that we are limited and we only think that they limit us...
I have seen many people creating on their iPads or iPads Pro things that 90% of people have trouble creating even on an I don't know how powerful desktop, as I say, it's all about skills, not devices...
That it will replace a PC at work is just wishful thinking apple or iPad users. I tried it myself for 2 years including the case with the keyboard and it doesn't work.
After I tried Win 10, I bought a convertible for 10, and it's like going from a Fabia to a Superb. The advantages of a tablet, such as speed, lightness, passive processor, touch display, battery life of around 000 hours, all this can be done by a convertible for 8-10 thousand. In addition, more RAM, more storage, a faster processor, graphics (12-6 year old games are light years different than those bird games on the iPad) and a full-fledged system where everything is possible without limitations.
I have been clean since 2007 apple, after the arrival of Win 10, I can no longer pragmatically defend buying an iPad or Mac. Pro The last reason I have a Mac is Logic. ProOtherwise, all programs are better made on a PC.