Every year at Mobile World Congress, there are a handful of devices unveiled that are never released. This year, Apple took the wraps off of three new devices – the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, the iPhone SE and the 4-inch iPhone SE. But the really exciting (for techies) device was the Apple Watch.
First, let’s talk about the iPad. The 10.5-inch iPad Pro comes with a resolution of 2,224 x 1,668 pixels. The display is brighter and faster, and the new iPad Pro has more than 30 percent more pixels than the previous generation. The “pro” in the name is one word. The best Apple iPad devices come with an 11-hour battery life, a 10MP iSight camera and an 8MP iSight camera. It can be used as a standard tablet as well.
After two years, the iPad got an upgrade and it’s one hell of an upgrade. The iPad mini 4, which had a metal chassis, was launched back in October 2015.
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IPad Pro (64GB version)
The new iPad Pro starts at $649 for the 64GB version. It is a more high-end version than the iPad Air 2 and costs more than the iPad mini 4. But both the iPad Pro and iPad mini 4 can be compared to Microsoft’s Surface tablets. The Surface tablets are high-end tablets and are produced by Microsoft’s OEM partner, Japan Display Inc. This means they are assembled by the same factory that manufactures the iPad. The Surface tablets’ chief rival is Apple’s own iPad Pro which is also an excellent tablet but it is just too expensive compared to other tablet PCs.
For Apple to sell the same tech with a much lower price tag, it has to offer some really amazing features. Further, do you know iMovie is available on both Apple iPad and iMovie for Windows.
The iPad Pro is essentially the iPhone X. Apple made the iPhone X and iPhone 8 Plus devices seem similar with its upgraded features, but they aren’t. The iPad Pro has an edge-to-edge display with a beautiful color shift when viewed from different angles. The bezels are minimal, which makes the iPad Pro thinner and lighter than its predecessors. The Pro also comes with Apple Pencil support.
According to Apple, the iPad Pro will offer up to 30 percent faster graphics, and up to 2x faster computation, thanks to its A10X Fusion chip. The processor is more powerful than the iPad Pro’s predecessor which is Apple’s A9X chip.
The Pro also comes with True Tone display, which switches between cooler white light and warmer white light, depending on the light in the environment. You can customize the colors in the display, too. There’s a 12MP iSight camera that features 4K video recording, and an 8MP iSight camera. The iPad Pro has a 7.9mm thickness, making it lighter than the iPhone 8 Plus and slightly thinner than the iPhone X.
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The iPad Pro starts at $649 for the 64GB version. It is a more high-end version than the iPad Air 2 and costs more than the iPad mini 4. But both the iPad Pro and iPad mini 4 can be compared to Microsoft’s Surface tablets. The Surface tablets are high-end tablets and are produced by Microsoft’s OEM partner, Japan Display Inc. This means they are assembled by the same factory that manufactures the iPad. The Surface tablets’ chief rival is Apple’s own iPad Pro which is also an excellent tablet but it is just too expensive compared to other tablet PCs.
For Apple to sell the same tech with a much lower price tag, it has to offer some really amazing features. Apple is hitting it out of the park with the iPad Pro. The display on the device is gorgeous and has a wonderful amount of sharpness and saturation. The Pro also looks sleeker than its predecessor.
IPad Pro does Pencil Support?
The iPad Pro also comes with Apple Pencil support, which is what made the Pro all the more special. Apple Pencil is $99 which is a lot cheaper than the Surface Pro’s $99 Type Cover keyboard, which actually costs more than the Surface Pro tablet.
The iPad Pro comes with a 10MP iSight camera, but you can use the cameras on it for FaceTime and Skype calls as well. The Apple Pencil also comes with the iPad Pro.
With this amazing new iPad Pro, Apple has finally made the iPad Pro feel like a true PC replacement. The Pro has all the pros of a laptop while being more affordable and more portable than Apple’s laptop rivals. It’s highly competitive with the Surface Pro and Microsoft’s Surface Book.
