I'm still partial to rolled screen. I want to use my iPad like this.Skip foldable. How about a tablet you can fold like a piece of paper and put in your pocket?
A phone that unfolds to an iPad mini…
A roll-up screen...
stultified
...Ray Ban-sized Vision devices?
This would be a stupid product...there is no need for it.
They said the same thing about smart phones, tablets, and smartwatches.This would be a stupid product...there is no need for it.
I keep reading that it’s dumb, “why?”, there’s no need for it, etc.
From my point of view, just because you don’t feel you’d use it, doesn’t make it a bad idea.
Just like with iPads and some other products, the use cases starting popping up after the product was released.
Will it be a hit? Who knows? I do know that I’ll be first in line for this and I could see myself using this much more than a Vision Pro - To me that’s more of a useless gimmick that a foldable but that’s just due to my use case.
Most of us don’t want a more Mac-like iPad. That’s why we use iPads AND Macs. There’s a reason why Microsoft sells around 3 million Sueface Pros a year vs the 50-70 million iPads Apple sells.Yes making a foldable iPad is definitely the solution to fix the iPad lineup. Not improving iPadOS, not making the iPad more Mac like to justify buying an iPad Pro, but making a folding iPad, that will win people over.
Man, what happened to you iPad?
Agreed. Making the iPad like a Mac would be a big mistake. Making it fold would also be a big mistake. The iPad can be improved upon without either of those things, and it already is with things like Logic and Final Cut. iPadOS and MacOS has become more similar in the ways that are beneficial, like how thanks to Apple Silicon you can easily develop software that now runs on everything. I'd like to see some kind of iPadified XCode so you can actually develop and run Apps with just an iPad. Maybe that would be too difficult, but I thought the same of Logic and Final Cut until they actually did it.Most of us don’t want a more Mac-like iPad. That’s why we use iPads AND Macs. There’s a reason why Microsoft sells around 3 million Sueface Pros a year vs the 50-70 million iPads Apple sells.