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Every indication is that it has 4GB.

There was an Adobe marketing page that mentioned this, and it's also been uncovered in Xcode.

But, obviously no tear-down yet confirming without a doubt that it's at 4GB.

Also during the keynote during the 3D 4 Medical (anatomy app) demonstration.
 
Surprised that this has a MR ‘Don’t buy’ rating.
If I could use it as a dumb terminal for my Mac Pro, I’d still buy it tho. (I want a native solution BTW).
 
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This was a weird one. Can't really wrap my head around why you'd buy this large of an iPad. That floppy keyboard you can buy for it is also a head scratch design wise. Comparing this product to surface pro 4 you can tell who got it right. That's my opinion, some may disagree, don't get too upset.

I am a moderately serious amateur photographer, and I look forward to having the larger screen to edit my photographs on site. I enjoy using my iPad Air 2, but I believe the iPad Pro will be just that much more enjoyable to use, especially since Adobe has updated Photoshop Mixit and Photoshop Fixit to work with the iPad Pro and the Pencil. This is going to be a blast! :D
 
Sincerely,
Everyone who doubted the original iPad.

Different target markets and completely different times. iPad had no equal when it first released. Now, the need for such a product is much lower given that most households have at least one functional table; in many cases, an iPad at that.
 
Hopefully this device will help reverse the current trend in iPad sales. I don't want one, but I hope it's successful nonetheless. Still rockin' an iPad 2. As a device for consumption, it still gets the job done. No need to upgrade... yet.

iPads just have larger lifecycles and therefore a more longlasting customer value than smart phones for example. As you said also, I couldn't figure out just one reason to upgrade my current iPad Air 2 if they would let me. Surely the iPhones are innovated more agressively, but the current iPads are just sufficient for most of us at the very moment.
 
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This was a weird one. Can't really wrap my head around why you'd buy this large of an iPad. That floppy keyboard you can buy for it is also a head scratch design wise. Comparing this product to surface pro 4 you can tell who got it right. That's my opinion, some may disagree, don't get too upset.

I thought the Apple keyboard was similar to the Surface Pro keyboard. Aren't they both of soft material?
 
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They're releasing it on Remembrance Day? Am I the only person who thinks that's a terrible idea? I'm surprised the Apple Store is even open stat holidays
Seriously? Retail stores are open on Thanksgiving and that's a Federal Holiday. By your logic the internet stores should also close on these special holidays. :p
 
they really need to give us an official release and pre order date as i want one bad and this whole maybe this date, maybe that date does nothing but piss me off.

As for people saying who would buy this...well, artists...thats it really! Ive been an amateur artist who's been dying to get into the whole digital art thing for years now, but the whole cost of entry has been way to high. I simply can't draw using those devices where you put the pen on a track pad and look at the screen, I've looked and tried almost every other tablet out there that includes a stylus and a lot of devices have come close like the surface line and some of the samsung notes, but you simply can't shade or tilt the stylus and have it work and the lag has been hit or miss.

Ive been eyeballing a wacom cintiq and if i could afford one i would purchase one in a heartbeat but there prices are insane and your just not getting enough value IMHO for the cash and i don't want to switch to a windows machine!

The iPad pro seems to perfectly fit what i need. Reports are the drawing on it is spot on, the screen size is right, its a good OS, and is a fair price for what i want it to do!

do i recommend everyone buy this...HELL NO! Simply cause i want enough in stock for me, lol, but in all reality unless your a professional or an artist (or both) i see absolutely no need for the casual consumer to purchase one outside of anything to do with the pencil and Stick with the iPad air all the way!

as for that keyboard, I'm not sold on that one bit and as of right now I'm not even considering it unless it gets stellar reviews!
 
This was a weird one. Can't really wrap my head around why you'd buy this large of an iPad. That floppy keyboard you can buy for it is also a head scratch design wise. Comparing this product to surface pro 4 you can tell who got it right. That's my opinion, some may disagree, don't get too upset.

I wouldn't be upset at all. I have multiple iPads that I purchased for our Dr.'s to use and a Surface Pro 3 back in March.
Out of 4 Docs, they use the iPad2 (not Air 2) all day long and the Surface sits on the desktop charger and may get used once a week.
This is a big reason why I won't be buying Surface Pro 4's, at least not in the foreseeable future but iPad Pros --- I haven't ruled those out yet.
 
I am a moderately serious amateur photographer, and I look forward to having the larger screen to edit my photographs on site. I enjoy using my iPad Air 2, but I believe the iPad Pro will be just that much more enjoyable to use, especially since Adobe has updated Photoshop Mixit and Photoshop Fixit to work with the iPad Pro and the Pencil. This is going to be a blast! :D

not to derail: how do you get photos from your camera to the iPad? how do you edit the RAWs?
 
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I'm looking forward to the iPad Pro.

For playing music, it is a real boon, as music will finally be at a decent size. PDFs will also be a decent size. I'm impressed that they've kept the weight below the original cellular iPad, at least for the wifi model. Photos and videos will be awesome. The internet will be much nicer. I just wish battery life was much better; I'd have liked to have seen fifteen hours rather than ten.
 
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