iOS desktop

[oneshotpro]

When will apple add to iOS an feature similar to windows continuum or black berry blend, that provides a desktop interface when connected to a monitor?

this would definitely kill the need for personal home computer which is barely needed at the moment.

I have a 2010 mbp with no interest in replacing it at current laptop prices since I barely use it as is, so would prefer this option for the few times I require a desktop.

 

[-BigMac-]

When will apple add to iOS an feature similar to windows continuum or black berry blend, that provides a desktop interface when connected to a monitor?

this would definitely kill the need for personal home computer which is barely needed at the moment.

I have a 2010 mbp with no interest in replacing it at current laptop prices since I barely use it as is, so would prefer this option for the few times I require a desktop.

And you are stating this based off of which study?

 

[Mlrollin91]

When will apple add to iOS an feature similar to windows continuum or black berry blend, that provides a desktop interface when connected to a monitor?

this would definitely kill the need for personal home computer which is barely needed at the moment.

I have a 2010 mbp with no interest in replacing it at current laptop prices since I barely use it as is, so would prefer this option for the few times I require a desktop.

Uhh, personal home computer is barely needed at the moment, says who?

I use my iPad and iPhone all the time, but my MBA and iMac are irreplaceable. I need them and use them daily. I would never get through school with just an iPad and iPhone. Typing notes on an iPad, sure, writing a 50 page paper, not going to happen.

 

[Jessica Lares]

Probably never. There is the segment of people who barely use their desktop and laptop anymore, but they'd rather just keep the old machine around instead of investing into a dongle, mouse, and keyboard to plug into a screen. If you're coming from a laptop, you probably don't have that stuff lying around anyway.