Do you get iPad fatigue?

[ChinaRye]

I get that. I am just more comfortable using my MBP now. I love my iPad, but for most things I just prefer my mac.

 

[grahamperrin]

OT: local storage capacity

Off-topic from fatigue, but relevant to comments such as this:

… If the base model was at least 64gb …

To anyone who's concerned about local storage capacity: maybe wait until WWDC (commencing June 2015) before purchasing decisions involving Apple notebooks and/or devices running iOS.

I can't comment on costs but there is, I think, a slim possibility of improvements to storage systems that will allow some customers to take a more relaxed attitude towards local constraints.

 

[wiredup72]

Off-topic from fatigue, but relevant to comments such as this:



To anyone who's concerned about local storage capacity: maybe wait until WWDC (commencing June 2015) before purchasing decisions involving Apple notebooks and/or devices running iOS.

I can't comment on costs but there is, I think, a slim possibility of improvements to storage systems that will allow some customers to take a more relaxed attitude towards local constraints.

Cool. That gives me enough time to save some more money, except then it puts me in that same old spiral of waiting for the next model. Frankly, I'm surprised my ipad isn't dead and it is dying fast.

My follow up question is this: is there a precedence of Apple making small spec updates like this available the week after WWDC? I have no idea. Or is it the same old "its going to be great... in the Fall".

 

[Traverse]

Oops. I forgot to post here.

I suppose with the advent of split screen true multitasking along with picture-in-picture, an iPad's usefulness might grow substantially.

I think this might help with frustration and really brings the question down to whether you prefer a mouse and keyboard input or touch input.