Hey everyone, before you flame me to hell (as I know it has been state by Apple executives time and time again), what do you think the possibility that the rumored "iPad Pro" is actually going to be a Hybrid Laptop/Tablet?
Again, I know Apple executives have continuously said that this is a market that they do not want to get into. But, Steve Jobs also said, "No one will ever buy a big phone".
I also know that Jobs said, "Lets not use a stylus......". (Which I'll explain in a bit)
But with J.P Morgan making a $63 billion case for why Apple should get into the hybrid market, I think the possibility is pretty reasonable. Apple has always gotten into the market later than the competition, and say that they "revolutionize" it. Although there has been some revolutionary devices that Apple has created, I would say that they are more "perfected to the user experience" than revolutionary. A hybrid would be perfect for industry, education, and obviously recreation.
A few patents that I have been following over the years have also pointed in this direction:
1) The Active Stylus
2) The Keyboard Smart Cover
Furthermore, the addition of the A7 and the newer A8 chip allow for 64-bit architecture allowing essentially a full operating system to run on the device.
Maybe its just wishful thinking, but shoot, at least I did my homework lol.
Thoughts?
Again, I know Apple executives have continuously said that this is a market that they do not want to get into. But, Steve Jobs also said, "No one will ever buy a big phone".
I also know that Jobs said, "Lets not use a stylus......". (Which I'll explain in a bit)
But with J.P Morgan making a $63 billion case for why Apple should get into the hybrid market, I think the possibility is pretty reasonable. Apple has always gotten into the market later than the competition, and say that they "revolutionize" it. Although there has been some revolutionary devices that Apple has created, I would say that they are more "perfected to the user experience" than revolutionary. A hybrid would be perfect for industry, education, and obviously recreation.
A few patents that I have been following over the years have also pointed in this direction:
1) The Active Stylus
2) The Keyboard Smart Cover
Furthermore, the addition of the A7 and the newer A8 chip allow for 64-bit architecture allowing essentially a full operating system to run on the device.
Maybe its just wishful thinking, but shoot, at least I did my homework lol.
Thoughts?
