I perfectly understand that... but still, don't forget the exchange rate and that taxes are included, unlike a certain country *cough* *cough*.His talking about Australian dollars . Take the top spec At $1700aud and add a pencil and a cover and you got what he stated of almost $2k
A world outside of the USA...
You underestimate iOS's ram management. It's very good. 2GB is plenty for this iPad.
Th-thanks for that.
Th-thanks for that.
[doublepost=1458812146][/doublepost]I want an iphone because of awesome apps, but can anyone tell me when Apple is going to start having screens that actually reach to the edge instead of that huge old border around the screen.
Apple has taken its online storefront down in order to prepare for the launch of iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro orders, which will likely begin at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time or 3:01 a.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, March 24. Orders will be available on Apple's site, through the Apple Store app, and through carrier websites.
Apple will accept orders for the two devices in first wave launch countries that include Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Singapore, the UK, US Virgin Islands, and the US.
The iPhone SE is available in 16 and 64GB capacities in the United States, with pricing that starts at $399 for an outright purchase. The 9.7-inch iPad Pro is available in 32, 128, and 256GB capacities with prices that start at $599. Both Wi-Fi and Cellular models are available.
Supplies of the iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro are likely to be adequate and we do not expect the devices to sell out. Nevertheless, customers planning to purchase should do so right away just in case.
Deliveries on orders placed today are expected to begin on March 31, which is also the day when the two devices will be available for in-store purchase.
Article Link: Apple's Online Store Down Ahead of iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro Orders
Because you're not the typical SE customer. People who are fine with using smaller screens also tend to use much less storage space. And people who decide to buy a new phone after just two years tend to want the best and biggest shiny new thing available.
I feel the same. I do love my iPad Pro with keyboard and pencil. But at this point, their strategy is clearly about "no innovation, change barely a few things, and expect people to buy" but their competition is thinking outside the box and it shows.
It's not about RAM management. It's about using nearly all of it (less the amount used by the OS) in a single instance while editing a single file using professional grade software. That is very limiting on this model vs. the 12.9" model. Obviously Apple felt 4GB was important and that Pro iOS apps needed it or they wouldn't have put it into the 12.9" Pro. Adding to that, iOS is only going to get more bloated over the coming years with the base model iPhone having 2GB.
Because if there is one company known not to be greedy, it's Microsoft.
Oh, sure you are. That's why you continue to use your less than 200 days old iPad, before you buy yet another new iPad, after having owned every iPad so far, except for the current iPad, which you absolutely won't buy unless someone offers you a marginally price cut or otherwise you will buy your next iPad earliest in the fall. No wonder iPad sales are plummeting.
