Apple is lately giving a lot of importance to iPad Pro In various videos that he has published on his YouTube channel in which he does not stop saying that the iPad Pro is the perfect replacement for the computer. We all know that iPad Pro are a very good option to work with but that, due to the iOS system, it is still very far from what a Mac can give us.
However, those from Cupertino may be preparing society for a change in both the Mac system and that of iOS devices such as the iPad and that is, in addition to the publication of a patent in which the iPhone was used as mainframe of a laptop, Apple goes on and on bombarding with information on what an iPad Pro looks like and what it can give.
Will the first Keynote to be held at Apple Park be the one chosen to introduce the next game-changing product? It is clear that the market for mobile devices is increasingly saturated and seeing the options that Samsung with its Galaxy S8 and S8 + is giving so that the mobile can become a computer through an accessory could make us think that Apple is also studying this possibility for its ecosystem.
Now, what we want to reflect on in this article is whether the next great generation of the iPad Pro will be as Pro as expected and it will be the first time that a user can do without buying a MacBook to buy an iPad. The prices of the iPad Pro are increasingly closer to those we have in the MacBook Air or MacBook 12 inches and for that reason, Adding in the amount of iPad Pro ads that we're seeing, a possible considerable improvement of what the iPad Pro concept means comes to mind.
Everything seems to have a connection and it is that after Apple eliminated the iPad Air family from its catalog to transform it back into simply iPad, it wants to separate very much the concept of an iPad Pro from what an iPad or iPad mini is. Do you think Apple is going that way? Will the iPad Pro finally be an option to consider instead of a Macbook? I do not know, and I have never been able to have the productivity that I have with my precious 12-inch MacBook with an iPad, being also true that I have never worked for a long time with a 12'9-inch iPad Pro.