Yesterday's keynote Applu, which this time took place in New Yorku, brought several very interesting products, led by the new generation of iPad Pro. It differs significantly from the previous version, primarily in its design, which is strikingly close to the new frameless iPhones. Apple but the iPads have also been significantly improved internally by deploying the very powerful A12X Bionic processor, a modification of the processor in this year's iPhones. However, the new iPad Pros also have one very interesting first. They are the first Apple tablets to offer 1 TB of storage, almost double the maxima from previous years. Although the iPad with this storage is very expensive, it will offer one more interesting improvement compared to its siblings from last year or this year.
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Apple does not often go into the technical details of its products at its presentations, and when it does, it mentions percentage increases in performance or acceleration rather than precise numbers describing the hardware. The public usually learns about battery capacities or RAM sizes a few days later after product teardowns or thanks to information from registration forms around the world. Fortunately, we don't have to wait any longer to find out one secret about the new iPads. Developer Steve Troughtn-Smith has delved into the tool Xcode, from which he managed to read that while the versions with 64GB, 256GB and 512GB storage have “only” 4GB of RAM memory as was the case last year, the version with 1TB storage boasts 6GB of RAM, both in the version with an 11” display and in the version with a 12,9” display. The increase in RAM depending on the storage is not Applu is by no means usual, although competitors offer various modifications of their tablets or phones with different RAM sizes. For example Microsoft also offers different RAM memory depending on the storage in its recently introduced Surfac 6.
Considering the huge storage and very high RAM memory that the system can handle iOS perfectly manage, the price of 45 crowns, for which you can buy the smaller 490” version with WiFi, seems slightly more acceptable. It is necessary to realize that the iPad Pros are Applem are presented as de facto full-fledged replacements for a computer, for which you will also pay a similar amount in a decent configuration. But whether AppOnly time will tell if it will really be able to convince its customers to switch to iPads.
