I've never owned an iPad (or any tablet for that matter) and I've never wanted one either. Tablets just do not appeal to me, at all. I've always been content with a Macbook and an iPhone.
So, I'm not lusting over the Air 2. However, this makes me pretty irritated with the iPhone 6, which I bought on launch day. It's obvious that the 6S will be at least 56% faster with twice the RAM. On one hand, this really should be expected. In the past, the iPhone doubled in speed/power every year, the 6 was the only phone to buck this trend, so in most cases, this would happen to every iPhone owner, no matter which model they bought (except the 5S which is nearly as fast as the 6, and keeps its owners content for an extra year).
On the other hand, I'm kicking myself for being impatient and getting the only iPhone in the series that is only barely faster than the previous version. I upgraded from a 4S, so the jump was kind of justified, but I really should have waited for the 6S. I convinced myself that the massive leaps in power every year was finally slowing down and perhaps a permanent thing of the past, but it turns out the iPhone 6 is just a bastard child. This will probably make it more difficult to sell than previous generations as well. At least I went with a 16GB 4.7" regular 6, instead of a 128GB 6+.
Oh well. I kind of anticipated unlocking and selling my 6 and getting a 6S, because I don't know how much longer I can tolerate 1GB of RAM. Hopefully the trade-up will be less than $200.
Also, there is no such thing as a "triple-core" processor. It's a quad-core with one core disabled, because that's just the type of thing Apple does. I want to know, with which device will they unlock the 4th core?
should have put the A8X Chip in the iPhone 6 Plus. 
