It’s no secret that Apple believes its iPad Pro tablets are made for creatives who like making things. While I’ve never owned an iPad Pro, I do indeed like making things. And if you are going to be making things, the newest iPad announced in April includes Apple’s fast M1 chip and, in the version I’m testing out, a fancy 12.9-inch mini-LED screen that Apple calls a “Liquid Retina XDR Display.”
While my colleague Scott Stein says in his iPad Pro review that it’s not a Mac computer, many of these specs on paper make it sound like the tablet should be able to compete with the MacBook laptops and maybe even the new iMac that also includes the M1 chip. So this begs the…
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