Hands-On With Cases Designed for 2020 iPad Pro Models

[dogg]

No they just guess....

Good guess work...

 

[dork]

I can't wait until the whole back side of the iPad is covered in cameras.

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[jjudson]

Do we still have a load of people who still hold that view I wonder?

Yup. I have my hand up.

I consider myself a super-user. I travel the world with my iPad Pro, use it constantly for work and pleasure, surfing, reading, editing Office files, taking notes, annotating PDFs, editing photos using Lightroom and Photoshop, watching movies while connected to hotel TVs, and occasionally scanning documents or taking images of whiteboards.

Occasionally.

For me, as much as I rely on this platform, a single, moderate resolution camera is all I will ever need. This new, rumored camera functionality -- while useful for a tiny group perhaps -- is useless to most iPad users. Worse, it adds unnecessary cost to an-already costly unit. I would very much like to see an iPad Pro model without the upgraded camera for a lower cost. To me, I can't believe that any of Apple's market research points to any clamor for this tech on this particular piece of equipment.

 

[Juiceboy]

No dice in the trackpad. I bought the Apple Smart Cover for my iPad pro so it simple is a cover and a stand. No additional bulk! Physical keyboards aren't needed

 

[cmaier]

Do go on?

Apple has a history we can rely on when asking ourselves questions such as this.

 

[Hyperchaotic]

I want an iPad Air with >=4GB of RAM. I had to replace my OG iPad because the web browser kept reloading pages and now on my iPad Air 2 if I switch from e.g. the Apollo app to Safari to do some quick fact checking, my Apollo reloads and loses the comment I had been working on. It's infuriating. The amount of RAM in the Air 2 is just not enough and the current Air only have 3GB, I guess they want to encourage us to get a Pro.