http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/Surface-Pro-3/productID.300190600
What the iPad Pro will hopefully be, but ONLY if it runs full OSX. Anything less and you can drop the "Pro"
It's basically an emerging form factor tablet/laptop hybrid that everyone but Apple is currently cashing in on...
I'm doubting we'll be seeing OS X (at least in the current incarnation) on anything with Touch. Put your finger over some of the controls -- they're just too small, it wasn't designed for it in mind, it would be tacked on at best.
Windows 8, same issue. Modern/Metro apps work great with Touch, but that requires a new "type" of app -- the thousands upon thousands of Desktop apps are lackluster with touch, short of scrolling a webpage. Novelty at best. I've had a SP, SP2, and SP3, and it's just not a wonderful experience. I wanted it to work, but I just couldn't come to terms with it. Just my opinion.
I could see Wacom stylus support and side-by-side apps coming for an "iPad Pro", but I don't think we'll be seeing OS X on an iPad form factor until they're ready to merge the platforms in some meaningful way.
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As for the actual topic, this announcement is about what I expected after the leaks over the past few months.
Thinner, lighter, bonded screen, upgraded internals, maintain battery life, add Touch ID. Did anyone really think we'd get something more for the 9.7" iPad model?
I'm not disappointed or feel it was a dull announcement -- I'm not jumping for joy either -- my expectations (based on the rumors) were simply met, so I'll be buying one.
Not every release of anything can completely redefine a product line. Apple typically goes years and years between groundbreaking products. They're not the only ones either, most products are iterative since everyone is getting into an annual release cadence.