Oh no, I think I want an iPad Pro now

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By Devindra HardawarMay 8, 2024, 1:00 pm164 pts
The iPad Pro has always struck me as a baffling device. It's significantly more expensive than the (very capable!) iPad and iPad Air. iPadOS still isn’t a great environment for multitasking. And Apple hasn't yet justified why, exactly, you'd want a super-powerful tablet in the first place (simplified versions…

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