It makes more sense than spending $500 on a luggage strap that holds a $30 bluetooth tag.It amazed me that people are willing to spend more than 1000$ on an Ipad. Glorified Facebook Machine
It makes more sense than spending $500 on a luggage strap that holds a $30 bluetooth tag.It amazed me that people are willing to spend more than 1000$ on an Ipad. Glorified Facebook Machine
I wish Apple would justify that much power with the next version of iPadOS. I’ll wait until WWDC to see if I upgrade to one of these.I wish I could justify the need for one of these beasts.
Have you used paperlike before? thinking about it, but wondering if 2 months in i'm going to just want to not use it because it takes away from experience more than it adds to it.
This is my iPad task listing, in no particular order:Could you list 5 things that you are gonna do with the M1 iPad other than browse the web and watch videos?
Yep I’m the same here! Smart Keyboard, Apple Pencil, screen protector and my sleeve all sat waiting !
So did I, but my order is still "processing." It still says 5/21-5/28.Mine says "preparing to ship" too, I did not know I was among the lucky ones. I did order right as it went live so that might be why.
It is funny how all my accessories have already arrived: paper-like screen protector, Logitech keyboard case and USB-C hub, but not the iPad.
This is my iPad task listing, in no particular order:
1. Check email
2. Create/manage notes (I'm OCD as hell)
3. Manage family photo & video library
4. Manage documents (tax docs, legal docs, technical manual libraries, etc)
5. Draw on it
6. Edit videos
7. Manage personal music library
8. Read news, comics, and books
9. SSH into remote machines
10. Play casual games
11. Banking
12. Record live drums, bass, guitar, and vocals
13. Convert music to notation
14. Access guitar & bass amp software
15. Access electronic drum software
16. Mix recorded music
17. Access educational apps
18. FaceTime
19. Edit/execute SQLs on remote machines
20. Light DevOps work
21. Manage home automation/security
22. Cast content to my TV
23. iMessage
Basically, everything I used a Mac for, and more than I can't do on a Mac.
Got my confirmation email 3 mins after pre-orders opened. My UK order is still processing for 27 May delivery.
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Im in the same boat! Got my order in very early and have a may 21st to 27th date for arrival. I'm in the UK too, maybe its just US?Got my confirmation email 3 mins after pre-orders opened. My UK order is still processing for 27 May delivery.
12.9 Silver 1TB 5G
Surfing the internetCould you list 5 things that you are gonna do with the M1 iPad other than browse the web and watch videos?
Exact same thing from me! 3 min after pre-orders opened, but May 26th-31th for delivery in Canada. I hope that I’ll receive it soonerGot my confirmation email 3 mins after pre-orders opened. My UK order is still processing for 27 May delivery.
12.9 Silver 1TB 5G
As much as this forum is divided on so many topics , there is no denying apples ability to produce and deliver at scale and on time , in today’s world where nvidia / amd/ Sony customers , need to deal with scalpers to get products , we can value apples ability to release a product at scale , and although dates do slip on launch , it’s not an “unavailable” like the ps5 or RTX 3060 , you get in a queue and you get your device at MSRP at a predictable date , hope to see reviews drop before the 21st , but probably won’t happen.
Ridiculous tasks. Who in the right mind wouldn't use a proper computer for development tasksThis is my iPad task listing, in no particular order:
1. Check email
2. Create/manage notes (I'm OCD as hell)
3. Manage family photo & video library
4. Manage documents (tax docs, legal docs, technical manual libraries, etc)
5. Draw on it
6. Edit videos
7. Manage personal music library
8. Read news, comics, and books
9. SSH into remote machines
10. Play casual games
11. Banking
12. Record live drums, bass, guitar, and vocals
13. Convert music to notation
14. Access guitar & bass amp software
15. Access electronic drum software
16. Mix recorded music
17. Access educational apps
18. FaceTime
19. Edit/execute SQLs on remote machines
20. Light DevOps work
21. Manage home automation/security
22. Cast content to my TV
23. iMessage
Basically, everything I used a Mac for, and more than I can't do on a Mac.
Same. My inscribed Apple Pencil just came in today.Yep I’m the same here! Smart Keyboard, Apple Pencil, screen protector and my sleeve all sat waiting !
1. Take notesCould you list 5 things that you are gonna do with the M1 iPad other than browse the web and watch videos?
They release those things alongside iPad Pro updates, so you’ll be waiting a while.I am waiting for Apple Pencil 3, hopefully it will come out soon. I donated my AP2 to my sister.
Just searched it… feels like they used a proprietary nanodots pattern on the Gen2 which improves the clarity, but can’t capture the “more like paper” roughness of the original?I have used the official (expensive) Paperlike and I do not recommend it. Geneneration-1 used to be very good and then they went "science" about it and change it to a horrible Gen-2 and on...
They will barrage you with made up examples.Could you list 5 things that you are gonna do with the M1 iPad other than browse the web and watch videos?
I wish Apple would justify that much power with the next version of iPadOS. I’ll wait until WWDC to see if I upgrade to one of these.
This is my iPad task listing, in no particular order:
1. Check email
2. Create/manage notes (I'm OCD as hell)
3. Manage family photo & video library
4. Manage documents (tax docs, legal docs, technical manual libraries, etc)
5. Draw on it
6. Edit videos
7. Manage personal music library
8. Read news, comics, and books
9. SSH into remote machines
10. Play casual games
11. Banking
12. Record live drums, bass, guitar, and vocals
13. Convert music to notation
14. Access guitar & bass amp software
15. Access electronic drum software
16. Mix recorded music
17. Access educational apps
18. FaceTime
19. Edit/execute SQLs on remote machines
20. Light DevOps work
21. Manage home automation/security
22. Cast content to my TV
23. iMessage
Basically, everything I used a Mac for, and more than I can't do on a Mac.
Apple will soon ship out 11 and 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro models, according to multiple Twitter users and MacRumors readers who have seen their orders shift to "Preparing to Ship" status.
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So far, we haven't seen any shipment notifications, but that's the next step and is likely to happen in the near future. Apple has not provided an exact delivery date to those who ordered a new M1 iPad Pro, but the tablets will start delivering on May 21.
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Many users who preordered early received estimated delivery dates ranging from May 21 to May 28, and if orders ship out as early as this week, some users will indeed receive their tablets on the May 21 date.
Orders that have shifted over to Preparing to Ship are no longer able to be canceled, though the products can be returned once delivered.
The M1 iMac models and the second-generation Apple TV 4K orders that were placed at the same time could also soon shift to a Preparing to Shift status, though we're not seeing reports about them just yet.
Supplies of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro have been constrained, and orders placed now have delivery estimates ranging into July. 11-inch models are easier to come by, with Apple planning to deliver new orders in late May or early June.
The M1 iPad Pro models are identical to the previous-generation iPad Pro models in design, but inside, they're equipped with the same M1 chip that's in the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini, plus they support Thunderbolt connectivity. The 12.9-inch iPad Pro also has a mini-LED "Liquid Retina XDR" display that makes the device slightly thicker.
Pricing on the 11-inch iPad Pro starts at $799, while pricing on the higher-end 12.9-inch model starts at $1099.
Article Link: Early M1 iPad Pro Orders Now Preparing to Ship
I could not find a screen protector for the 12.9 iPad Pro on the Apple web site. Is that where you ordered if from?Mine says "preparing to ship" too, I did not know I was among the lucky ones. I did order right as it went live so that might be why.
It is funny how all my accessories have already arrived: paper-like screen protector, Logitech keyboard case and USB-C hub, but not the iPad.
Same here, I got the pen and smart folio last Wednesday... not very useful LOL I guess I can fake using my IPad ProHi!
I could not find a screen protector for the 12.9 iPad Pro on the Apple web site. Is that where you ordered if from?