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Processor : Dual-core 2.16GHz Apple A9X, Screen size : 12.9in, Screen resolution : 2,732x2,048, Rear camera : 8 megapixels, Storage (free) : 32/128GB, Wireless data : 4G (Cellular version), Dimensions : 221x306x6.9mm, Weight : 713g, Operating system : App...
High-resolution screen, Fantastic speakers, Blisteringly quick...
Price, Mediocre battery life...
The iPad Pro is a staggeringly quick tablet, with a superb high-resolution screen, great speakers and decent battery life. With its high-quality accessories that let it adapt to different situations and uses, it's also one of the most flexible tablets/com...
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12.9 inches?! Yes, the iPad Pro is one big tablet. A gargantuan tablet. In fact, it's about as big as a tablet can feasibly get. If it's too big for you, but you like the idea of an iPad with a proper keyboard, desktop-class performance and multitasking...
The Apple iPad Pro is a stunning machine. It looks fantastic and, once you get over just how big it is, the size becomes a benefit, with its immersive screen and a giant playground of real estate for apps to exploit.It is expensive – but despite this, the...
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12.9 inches?! Yes, the iPad Pro is one big tablet. A gargantuan tablet. In fact, it's about as big as a tablet can feasibly get. If it's too big for you, but you like the idea of an iPad with a proper keyboard, desktop-class performance and multitasking...
The Apple iPad Pro is a stunning machine. It looks fantastic and, once you get over just how big it is, the size becomes a benefit, with its immersive screen and a giant playground of real estate for apps to exploit.It is expensive – but despite this, the...
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The iPad Pro review was one that I was really dreading writing – but also one I was the most excited about in a while.The issue was this: what is the big iPad Pro for? Is it a genuine laptop replacement? Or is it nothing more than a larger tablet from App...
Expansive, usable screen, Hugely powerful, Great speakers...
Powerfully huge, Battery life could be longer...
A brilliant iPad that takes the devices into a new realm. I've loved using it, but just make sure you're ready for the larger size and weight...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
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The iPad Pro review was one that I was really dreading writing – but also one I was the most excited about in a while.The issue was this: what is the big iPad Pro for? Is it a genuine laptop replacement? Or is it nothing more than a larger tablet from A...
Expansive, usable screen, Hugely powerful, Great speakers...
Powerfully huge, Battery life could be longer...
A brilliant iPad that takes the devices into a new realm. I've loved using it, but just make sure you're ready for the larger size and weight...
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The iPad Pro 12.9 isn't just “a bigger iPad” – it's also an immensely powerful tool for creative types.It's insanely fast, blessed with great on-board speakers, an insanely sharp screen and, thanks to the optional Pencil, it's one of the smartest styluses...
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12.9 inches?! Yes, the iPad Pro is one big tablet. A gargantuan tablet. In fact, it's about as big as a tablet can feasibly get. If it's too big for you, but you like the idea of an iPad with a proper keyboard, desktop-class performance and multitasking...
The Apple iPad Pro is a stunning machine. It looks fantastic and, once you get over just how big it is, the size becomes a benefit, with its immersive screen and a giant playground of real estate for apps to exploit.It is expensive - but despite this, the...
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In my humble opinion, the 10-inch iPad Pro doesn't get enough love. It's one of the most powerful tablets you can buy, and it has some huge technological advantages behind the scenes. In a world where Android and Windows are muscling in on Apple's turf fr...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
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Lisa Gade compares the 12.9” iPad Pro and the 12” MacBook. Check out our video review of the 12.9” iPad Pro...
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The iPad Pro launched as a tablet with niche appeal in 2015 . It traded-away portability in favour of a larger screen and a Pencil accessory offering graphics tablet hardware to rival the professional Wacom Cintiq range.Apple has now unveiled the iPad P...
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Apple's September 2015 event was a doozy – the company announced the iPhone 6s & 6s Plus along with a brand new Apple TV, a new iPad Mini and of course, the long-awaited 12.9in iPad Pro. While it was announced in September 2015, the large iPad Pro wasn't...
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This is our review of the iPad Pro 12.9in. If you'd prefer a smaller screen, read our iPad Pro 9.7in review.Welcome to our iPad Pro review, in which we review, evaluate, test and rate Apple's new big-screen iPad Pro and its new features, design, tech spec...
Extreme processing power, Big screen, Audio power and rebalancing...
Costly, Range of prolevel creative apps for iOS remains limited...
We're impressed by the iPad Pro's processing muscle, its screen technology and the design skills that have squeezed such a big display into such a slim and lightweight package, but there remain many questions - such as the audience to whom Apple is going...
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Unsurprisingly, aside from the size, the two devices look very similar. The iPad Pro 12.9-inch measures 305.7x220.6x6.9mm . The 9.7-inch, on the other hand, measures 240x169.6x6.1mm . In terms of weight, the 12.9-inch weighs 713g to the 9.7-inch's 437g...
It's the battle of the iPad Pros - we compare the new 9.7-inch against the 12.9-inch...
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cybershack.com.au Updated:
2016-10-21 04:06:36
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"This is stupid," said my partner when I first showed her the iPad Pro, "why would anyone want a tablet this big?"After five minutes doodling with the Apple Pencil, her tone had changed completely."Do you have to give this one back?"My initial reaction wa...
Gorgeous screen, Apple Pencil is amazing, Great speakers...
Smart Keyboard is underwhelming, iOS isn't optimised for two-in-one experiences, Expensive...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2016-10-21 04:06:36
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Have you ever seen a beautiful outfit in a shop window and thought, ‘Gosh, I have to have it!!, thats exactly how I felt when I first took the iPad Pro review unit out of its box. A sheet of glass, so beautiful, fragile and yet solid I immediately wanted...
Beautiful build, Stunning screen, Large screen great for creative industries, Brilliant audio...
Very expensive, Size can be unwieldy for some, Internal storage not conducive for creative work E.g: Final Cut, Photoshop etc, Keyboard flimsy & difficult to work with, on the go...
As beautiful, sturdy and remarkable the iPad Pro is, I am still struggling to think who the tablet has been made for. Not for the regular business user, the Smart KeyBoard angle is too jaunty for comfortable working while travelling. And it is simply not...
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As a way of displaying photographs, it is second to nothing I've seen. The image quality is quite breathtaking. It's also superlative for watching films. I have started re-downloading my favourites in HD just for the joy of seeing them on the Pro. The sou...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2016-10-21 04:06:36
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T his year, for the first time since 2010, Apple didn't update its flagship iPad. Except it did. Suddenly, the iPad Air 2 isn't Apple's classiest tablet any more. It's been overtaken by a more advanced, bigger brother. The iPad Pro has just gone on sale...
The iPad Pro is a stunning machine. It looks fantastic and, once you get over just how big it is, the size becomes a benefit, with its immersive screen and giant playground of real estate for apps to exploit. Add Apple's Smart Keyboard or a rival set...
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apcmag.com Updated:
2016-10-21 04:06:36
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While it's not overly heavy and is quite thin, its large size means that this is a tablet that needs to be held firmly with two hands, plonked on a desk or, at the very least, nestled in the crook of an arm. That ‘Pro' in the name should make it clear wh...
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You have to use Apple's supersized iPad Pro for a while to appreciate the device, warts and all, because it occupies a strange land between tablet and laptop.The iPad Pro's most noticeable feature is its size: the 12.9-inch device looks gargantuan compare...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2016-10-21 04:06:36
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The Apple iPad Pro is the biggest iPad to date, cramming in an impressive 12.9-inch screen, offering an (optional) keyboard case and has Microsoft's Surface firmly in its sights. Is it a proper Surface - and even laptop - rival though, or is it just an ov...
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During CES 2016 in Las Vegas at the start of January, Samsung unveiled its new Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro S, which is a new Windows 10-running tablet designed to rival the iPad Pro and Microsoft Surface Pro 4.It's a close match to the Surface Pro 4 in that it...
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goodhousekeeping.co.uk Updated:
2016-10-21 04:06:37
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Apple's iPad is arguably the most well-known of all the tablets, and it was the first to hit the market. Running iOS just like its hugely popular iPhone, iPads feature the same easy to navigate interface and thanks to iCloud, Apple's online backup service...
Excellent large screen is great for watching movies and TV shows or family activities like playing games, Superfast when it comes to opening apps and surfing the web, Available in either 32GB or 128GB storage capacities, and with either WiFi or WiFi and m...
There is no microSD card slot, so the memory cannot be expanded, There is no HDMI port, so you can't easily watch images or videos from the iPad on your TV unless you invest in a TV streaming device, Its large size means it's not as compact to carry aroun...
The iPad Pro is Apple's biggest tablet to date but is ideal for those that enjoy watching movies or as a family tablet that can be used to play games together. It shares all the great features of Apple's other iPads, including the easy-to-navigate interfa...
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In the spirit of full-disclosure I'm going to let you in on a secret: I love Apple. And this isn't a flippant, buy one product, court it for a bit and toss it aside for a different brand at a better deal. No, this is a youthful infatuation turned genuine...
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The fight is on. After years of studiously avoiding creating an iPad with a keyboard, Apple went and did it in September. In one fell swoop, the iPad Pro, complete with its 12.9-inch display, optional add-on keyboard and stylus, took the fight directly to...
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What constitutes “real work”? Anyone who has dug a ditch by hand would say that certainly qualifies, but when it comes to computing and screens, the distinction becomes more difficult. Since the introduction of the iPad in 2010, the insistence among some...
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At 12.9-inches, the iPad Pro dwarfs all iPads before it, and even makes some subportable notebooks look small by comparison. The larger expanse of screen offered by this tablet is also the most advanced display Apple has ever made, and that's saying somet...
The iPad Pro is an inspired feat of engineering and technology. I get tingly just thinking that many of its amazing features and accessories might trickle down the iPad line. Apple's hit the Bullseye with the Apple Pencil, which is the best simulation of...
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It's Apple's biggest tablet ever. But does that mean the iPad Pro can replace both your laptop and tablet to become the sole computing device in your home? With many divided over whether or not a giant tablet is the answer - a question we've seen before...
Massive screen with high resolution looks great, Apple Pencil accessory works really well, best iPad performance to date, Smart Connector wireless accessory connections...
Weights same as a laptop with optional keyboard added, not as portable as other iPads, keyboard accessory doesn't truly turn it into a laptop, iOS not OS X will divide "pro" opinion...
As an laptop replacement for around the house, the iPad Pro fits the bill. It is fast, quick, and easy to use. Whether working on the sofa (if there's a coffee table), watching Netflix or Sky Go in bed, or sitting at a desk working on annotations wi...
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The iPad Pro, the larger 12.9in iPad is now on sale after being announced at Apple's September event alongside the iPhone 6s, a brand new Apple TV and the all-new iPad mini 4. It's not cheap though, as the iPad Pro costs a similar amount to Apple's MacBoo...
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Although Apple's main 9.7in iPad line of tablets has spawned the smaller iPad Mini, that smaller tablet can be used in almost the exact same way as its larger counterpart. The same can't be said for the new 12.9in iPad Pro which is a very different beast...
High quality screen, Excellent stylus, Very fast performance...
Can be unwieldly, Heavy, Flawed keyboard cover, Stylus is pricy...
An excellent choice for artists, graphic designers and doodlers – a little more unbalanced and therefore not a perfect fit for everyone else...
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macworld.com.au Updated:
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Plus, running two apps side by side isn't exactly multitasking. I kept running into limitations that I could work around, but didn't want to have to. I liked having Byword open along with Safari in Split View on the iPad Pro. But on my Mac, I typically ha...
Apple offers multiple sizes of iPhones, laptops, and iPods, so it makes total sense to expand the iPad lineup from two sizes to three, and with the Pencil, Apple's given the 12.9in iPad a rightful claim on the name Pro.For me, it's just not worth the cons...
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geeksquad.co.uk Updated:
2016-10-21 04:06:37
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The gigantic iPad Pro is Apple's newest device – but is bigger really better? Our very own Agent Strevens goes hands-on with the potential MacBook-killer!Having never owned an iPad – or even spent any great time with one - I jumped at the chance to spend...
During my time with the iPad Pro I couldn't help but draw comparisons with other devices out there, like the Microsoft Surface series, that are trying to bridge the laptop—tablet divide, some of which offer both tablet and full OS interfaces.The iPad Pro...
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I don't like laptops. There, I said it. I don't hate them, but for years I've felt they can be improved in many different ways. So when Apple made the iPad Pro, I paid attention. Could this be the product I'd been dreaming of all this time? The short answ...
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Apple's souped-up iPad Pro is supposed to be a laptop replacement — yet as many have already pointed out, it just isn't up to the task. So I decided to use the iPad Pro as its namesake suggests: As a huge arse iPad. To my surprise, I liked it.The iPad Pro...
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The iPad Pro is Apple's response to the growing demand for notebooks that double as tablets. It is an iPad supersized to 12.9-inches and it benefits from the support of a ‘Smart Keyboard' and the Apple ‘Pencil' stylus.Three models of the iPad Pro are on s...
Four speakers, 5 million pixel display, Excellent split-screen multitasking, Powerful innards for a tablet...
Smart cover has a poor form factor and is uncomfortable to use, Pencil Stylus needs to be recharged and cannot be stowed, Heavy users will have to settle for less than ordinary battery life, Accessories are overly expensive...
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The iPad Pro is Apple's response to the growing demand for notebooks that double as tablets. It is an iPad supersized to 12.9-inches and it benefits from the support of a ‘Smart Keyboard' and the Apple ‘Pencil' stylus.Three models of the iPad Pro are on s...
Four speakers, 5 million pixel display, Excellent split-screen multitasking, Powerful innards for a tablet...
Smart cover has a poor form factor and is uncomfortable to use, Pencil Stylus needs to be recharged and cannot be stowed, Heavy users will have to settle for less than ordinary battery life, Accessories are overly expensive...
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The iPad Pro tablet was rumoured for more than a year: a bigger iPad that would let you multitask properly, with the space to run two apps side by side. A device on which you could be productive, creating and not simply consuming content. That device is n...
At £679, few people will buy the iPad Pro instead of an iPad Air 2. It has a great screen and plenty of power, but do you really have a need for this hulking tablet? 32GB of storage will prove too limiting for most people, and the 128GB option with the Pe...
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Now that both Apple and Microsoft have launched higher-specced tablets with keyboards and styli, we dive into the specs to take a look at whether the iPad Pro or Surface Pro 4 is better suited to deploy within your organisation.The iPad Pro and Surface...
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Apple's iPad Pro: the WIRED verdict. The iPad Pro should arguably be the easiest new Apple product to understand in a very long time: it's a larger iPad, with a screen optimised for a stylus, and its best features -- its screen, its lightweight design an...
Phenomenal Retina screen; excellent stylus support; thin, light and adaptable...
Relatively expensive; not quite a laptop; Pencil and keyboard complement MultiTouch, but don't replace it...
Like a Fender Stratocaster, a Daler-Rowney A3 sketchbook, or the World Wide Web, the iPad Pro will reward effort, focus and inspiration. But it presents no barriers to skill, either, and encourages experimentation and the taking of risks. Technically it...
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Apple announced the 12.9in iPad Pro alongside the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, Apple TV and iPad mini 4 at its event in September, and has finally gone on sale in the UK. On the other hand, Microsoft has just launched its latest generation Surface, the 12.3...
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theaustralian.com.au Updated:
2016-10-21 04:06:37
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Apple has achieved an interesting milestone with its gigantic new 12.9-inch iPad Pro. It has produced a tablet bigger than one of its laptops, the 11-inch MacBook Air. So you can have two radically different Apple experiences with devices of similar scre...
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This year, for the first time since 2010, Apple didn't update its flagship iPad. Except it did. Suddenly, the iPad Air 2 isn't Apple's classiest tablet any more. It's been overtaken by a more advanced, bigger brother.The iPad Pro has just gone on sale, an...
The Apple iPad Pro is a stunning machine. It looks fantastic and, once you get over just how big it is, the size becomes a benefit, with its immersive screen and a giant playground of real estate for apps to exploit.It is expensive - but despite this, the...
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Microsoft's Sydney store launchesMicrosoft opens Sydney storeMitsubishi's first jet takes maiden flightPlease Log in to update your video settingsTech reporter Tim Biggs goes hands on with Apple's new 12.9-inch iPad Pro, which Apple chief Tim Cook believe...
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The first thing you think when you get your hands on the new iPad Pro for the first time is “wow, this is huge” but once you adjust to the size you'll come to appreciate the latest addition to the Apple product family.With a Retina display size of 12.9-in...
Incredible screen, responsive writing and drawing on screen, excellent audio quality, fast processor...
Size won't suit everyone, expensive accessories...
The iPad Pro is not for everyone. It's simply too big for some customers which is why Apple will continue to offer the iPad Mini and the iPad Air 2. But anyone who likes to draw and paint or design and anyone who wants to use detailed apps and get even c...
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Goddamn. I mean…goddamn. When you look at the iPad Pro, it looks ridiculous. You'll never find someone who isn't flabbergasted by the sheer size. How could anyone ever love something this preposterously large? But when you stop fat-shaming the maxi-tablet...
As a tablet for the couch? Yes, but it's a bit expensive and probably a waste of its potential though. The biggest question here isn't whether or not you should buy it as a productivity tablet. The biggest question is whether or not you should (or even co...
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A lot of people didn't understand the first iPad way back when. You'd hear things like “what a dumb idea — It's too big!” or jokes about it just being a big iPhone. Then the iPad went on to kick off an entirely new era in tablets, phones, laptops, and oth...
Videos and games look gorgeous on the big screen, Excellent canvas for drawing, Magazine size screen is a joy for reading, It weighs just 1.6lbs, Great splitscreen multitasking in iOS 9, Solid 10-hour battery life...
As expensive as a pricey laptop, Too heavy and large to hold one-handed...
Apple now has an iPad for everyone: The iPad Air 2 is the one for most people; the iPad Mini 4 is for the readers out there who don't want a Kindle; and the Pro is for anyone who likes the Air but just needs more space to roam. It's for the person who w...
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The iPad Pro is dauntingly big. It's also surprisingly thin -- 6.9mm thin, which is slimmer than an iPhone 6S.It's not very heavy, clocking in at 1.57 well-balanced pounds. But that weight will become noticeable pretty quick if you're carrying Apple's new...
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The iPad Pro is dauntingly big. It's also surprisingly thin -- 6.9mm thin, which is slimmer than an iPhone 6S.It's not very heavy, clocking in at 1.57 well-balanced pounds. But that weight will become noticeable pretty quick if you're carrying Apple's new...
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A few weeks ago, Apple arrived at Pixar Studios with a handful of iPad Pros, beseeching their employees — illustrators, graphic designers, animators and 3D compositors — to use the tablet in place of their traditional input combination, be it a Wacom slat...
Beautiful design, Consistently excellent performance, Sharp, responsive display, Very low latency on Apple Pencil, Smart Keyboard case well designed, Lots of compatible productivity apps, iOS 9 multitasking is a boon to usability, Excellent battery life...
Pricey, Requires separate keyboard to reach full potential, Disappointing cameras...
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Apple may have reinvented the tablet for today, but it has plans to give artists a tablet for tomorrow, and it arrives in the form of the iPad Pro, Apple's biggest tablet yet.A new iPad is here, and with it new internals, a new screen, and pretty much new...
The screen is freakin' spectacular; Same typical brilliant and sturdy design as the other iPad models; Comfortable to hold, despite its massive size; Great performance with little to no lag; Four speakers (woot!); Excellent battery life; Apple makes it wi...
Every accessory is optional; Nowhere to put the Pencil; Very expensive;...
Apple's iPad Pro is a curious thing, and it kind of makes the iPad range a little like Goldilocks and the three bears. That said, we're retelling the story, because you — Goldilocks — might find the small 7.9 inch Mini to be just right, and you might find...
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In recent years, Apple has showcased its considerable skill at downsizing the iPad with the successful mini series, now in its fourth generation, but the iPad Pro marks the first time the company has followed in the footsteps of the iPhone and gone supers...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
2016-10-21 04:06:38
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Besides the hefty display, the iPad Pro is designed to work with the suspiciously familiar Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard - a Surface Pen stylus and Type Cover keyboard, essentially - to offer an enterprise-ready workhorse in a tablet body. Microsoft has...
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This time year the iPad Air 2 had the world at its feet. In Apple's tablet line-up, the Air 2 was the top of the range: Apple's most powerful mobile device ever, with a luxurious 9.7-inch Retina-class screen, Touch ID and all of Apple's latest features. W...
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It had been rumoured for more than a year, but no-one expected Apple to announce an iPad Pro at an iPhone launch event (much less that Microsoft would also appear on stage). But it's real and its closest competitor is Microsoft's Surface Pro. Both tablets...
When we reviewed the Surface Pro 3 - almost a year ago - we concluded that it was the best yet. It's the most portable of laptops and an acceptable tablet. Nothing has changed with the update to Windows 10. With the iPad Pro, it's the best yet in some way...
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Microsoft fans will feel a curious sense of déjà vu when looking at the iPad Pro. From the multitasking features in iOS 9 to the stylus and the keyboard case, Apple's upcoming 12.9in tablet bears an uncanny resemblance to the Surface Pro 3. Taking a look...
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Apple on Wednesday showed off its new addition to the iPad line-up, and as predicted it's called the iPad Pro , a more powerful tablet with a bigger screen to rival the likes of Microsoft's Surface Pro 3. But how does it compare with the iPad Air 2 and do...
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Does a 13in iPad need to exist?We've asked ourselves that question ever since the first iPad Pro rumours made their way into our inbox, but whatever your opinion, it's coming - stylus and keyboard in tow.Whether or not you think the iPad family needed a n...
So much crisp display, Improved immersive sound experience, Super long battery life...
Not 3D Touch-enabled, Accessories not included, Supersized price tag...
The iPad Pro looks, and feels, undeniably lovely. Its vast, pixel-packed screen is simply stunning, and the extra space on offer opens up a world of multitasking and productivity. The Apple Pencil and the Smart Keyboard also provide a strong foundation f...
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The iPad Pro has a 12.9-inch screen with a 2732 x 2048 resolution, the highest number of pixels of any iPad yet (5.6 million, since you ask). And (spoiler) It looks glorious at first glance: detailed, rich and with beautiful, natural colours. The tablet...
Sharp screen, Balanced colours, Solid audio performance, Fast processor...
Size is a consideration, Pricey, Needs more native apps...
We're big fans of the iPad Pro. Its larger, improved screen makes for a superb movie-watching experience, while its power boost means it's as fast and smooth as you could ever want it to be.Add that to improved audio across the board, and some excellently...
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iPad Pro release date: November 2015 iPad Pro price: From $799, UK pricing TBC iPad Pro specs: 12.9-inch, 2,732 x 2,048 screen; A9X processor; 6.9mm thick; 712g Hands-on – Apple wants the world to think (and buy) big Apple's latest latest iPad is a big-sc...
Slim and incredibly light, Awesome screen and speakers, Excellent performance, Good on-the-go typing experience...
Not as portable as other iPads, Most will still need a proper computer, No iOS optimisations for the big screen...
iPad Pro – Battery Life The iPad Pro has a large, 10,307mAh battery that Apple claims will last for 10 hours. That's the same figure quoted for the iPad Air 2 – and, based on my testing, is pretty much on the money. Three hours of Netflix streaming at a c...
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The main thing you'll notice about this tablet when you pick it up is that it's huge. Its much larger than the iPad Air 2, and comes in at over 700g - making it the same weight as the first iPad. But that size isn't a detriment - it's awesome. It's just b...
Great screen, Loads of power, Brilliant speakers...
Weighty, iOS 9 not a Windows 10 rival...
The iPad Pro is a device in its own right. It's a larger iPad, but imbued with new abilities and power that makes it light years ahead of the iPad Air 2. It's not as capable as dedicated laptop, but that misses the point. this is just an awesome iPad.Th...
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Apple claims its latest iPad is ‘the biggest news in iPad since iPad'. As was heavily leaked before its launch, the iPad Pro is the biggest iPad yet with a 12.9in screen. The iPad Pro will arrive in November with prices starting at $799 with UK pricing ye...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
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No device will be everything to everyone. To highlight that, allow me to elaborate on how the three iPads I have at home are used. My wife uses her iPad Air as her primary large screen computing device – and by that, I mean for whenever/whatever she's not...
Beautiful Screen, Amazing Speakers, Good Multitasking, Apple Pencil...
Platform needs to evolve, Older version of TouchID...
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IPAD PRO. Size comparison of the 2015 Macbook and the iPad Pro. Images by Luis BuenaventuraThe Apple Store on Lincoln Road in Miami Beach had a small crowd clustered around its entrance by the time I walked up to it on the morning of November 11th. I had...
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In 2010, Steve Jobs unveiled the very first iPad and forever changed the landscape of computing. It spawned a new category of devices and even now, five years later, the iPad remains to be the best-selling tablet by a fairly healthy margin. In Q2 2015, iP...
Blazing fast, wicked performance, Great sound field for a tablet, Brilliant, large display, Incredibly slim and light, considering its size, Great for multitasking, Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard are excellent accessories...
Disappointing battery life, Very pricey; price runs close to Ultrabooks, Still no memory card slot, Accessories sold separately and are pricey, Limited apps designed natively for iPad Pro...
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No, we can't believe it either. The 13in Apple iPad Pro is real. It's freaking real.We heard the rumours of course, but we never actually thought Tim Cook and co would genuinely reveal an iPad at an iPhone launch.Whether or not you think the iPad family n...
So much crisp display, Improved immersive sound experience, Super long battery life...
Not 3D Touch-enabled, Accessories not included, Supersized price tag...
The iPad Pro is not for everyone. If you don't see the value of owning such a large tablet, then its generous curves won't be enough to persuade you to buy one. That's OK, just get the iPad Air 2 instead – it's still our top tablet all-rounder.Because it...
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Most modern tablet ads emphasize how the iPad or Surface can become your daily device, completely replacing the functions of a traditional Mac or PC. But can a tablet really replace your laptop or desktop?Over the last few weeks I set out to find the answ...
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wovow.org Updated:
2016-12-22 19:48:57
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After a long development period especially by his standards the market today, after several twists and turns, possible release dates, rumors of its features, debates over its name, Apple has finally unveiled its first tablet for professional use, iPad Pro...
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12.9 inches?! Yes, the iPad Pro is one big tablet. A gargantuan tablet. In fact, it's about as big as a tablet can feasibly get. If it's too big for you, but you like the idea of an iPad with a proper keyboard, desktop-class performance and multitasking...
The Apple iPad Pro is a stunning machine. It looks fantastic and, once you get over just how big it is, the size becomes a benefit, with its immersive screen and a giant playground of real estate for apps to exploit.It is expensive – but despite this, the...
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Which is the best laptop-replacement tablet: Apple's iPad Pro, or Samsung's Galaxy Book?At MWC Mobile World Congress 2017 in Barcelona, Samsung announced its latest rival to Apple's iPad Pro 9.7-inch and 12.9-inch, the Samsung Galaxy Book. Samsung has...
These laptop-replacement tablets are firmly at the high end, both in terms of performance and (certainly in the case of the iPad, and most likely the Galaxy Book too) price.I think Samsung has really tried to target the working professional with the Galax...
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It's been a while since we've seen any new tablets from Samsung, then three arrive at once. The Galaxy Book is perhaps the most interesting, since it's (another) rival to Microsoft Surface Pro 4, reviewed. Lenovo and other manufacturers also have Surface...
It's hard to say which is the best since Samsung has not yet announced pricing for the Galaxy Book. However, the bottom line - as in any comparison with a Windows 10 tablet and an iPad - is that you're really choosing between iOS and Windows. That's the f...
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The iPad Pro review was one that I was really dreading writing – but also one I was the most excited about in a while.The issue was this: what is the big iPad Pro for? Is it a genuine laptop replacement? Or is it nothing more than a larger tablet from App...
There's something intangibly great about the iPad Pro the minute you pick it it up. You'll recognise it instantly as an iPad as it retains a very close design language to the others in the range, but it just looks… bigger. That sounds so ridiculously obvi...
Could I use this as a laptop replacement? Well, it depends what you're using your laptop for now. If it's idly browsing the web and thinking about writing a novel one day, then absolutely. Anything beyond that, you're still going to need to keep one aroun...
The iPad Pro isn't a laptop replacement in the way power users will hope. But it is, by some distance, one of the most brilliant tablets I've ever used. And in the following weeks, it's not faded into the background, relegated by the fact my phone can do...
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The iPad Pro is a fantastic tablet , and Apple has just made it even better by shrinking it down to the 9.7in form factor, adding new features and lowering the price. Arguably, it's a better tablet and here in our iPad Pro 9.7 vs iPad Pro 12.9 comparison...
We can't say definitively which tablet is better before we've had a chance to properly benchmark and test out the newcomer. The lower price is certainly tempting, and while there are rumblings - and grumblings - about the smaller amount of RAM, there's a...
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This is a device I never thought Apple would produce. A 12.9 inch screen? Wow, that's huge, and has been the subject of many rumours of many years. In September those rumours became a reality – now EFTM has had a solid hands-on experience with a device th...
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Apple has been feverishly launching iPads in the first half of 2017: three out of four of the models it now sells came out this year. At the very top of the range comes the 2017 revamp of the iPad Pro 12.9in: a big, powerful and very expensive device tha...
It's been almost two years since the iPad Pro first came into our lives, so it's just about possible that early adopters' bank accounts have recovered sufficiently to start considering an upgrade. And this is a pretty decent (if unexciting) upgrade to mak...
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Goddamn. I mean… goddamn. When you look at the iPad Pro, it looks ridiculous. You'll never find someone who isn't flabbergasted by the sheer size. How could anyone ever love something this preposterously large? But when you stop fat-shaming the maxi-tabl...
Back to the heart of the matter: should you buy the iPad Pro?As a tablet for the couch? Yes, but it's a bit expensive and probably a waste of its potential though. The biggest question here isn't whether or not you should buy it as a productivity tablet...
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Microsoft's Surface line of work-oriented tablets and laptop/tablet hybrids have proved popular - but not so far quite popular enough to cause Apple any sleepless nights. The iPad remains the default tablet in the eyes of the world, and the iPad Pro remai...
Both Microsoft and Apple have worked hard to tout the serious work credentials of their premium tablets, but one senses that they mean different things by this.The Windows-based Surface Pro 6 is all about full-fat desktop applications in the conventional...
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