Fingers crossed. Got any links to the interviews you're thinking of?
āWe provided that performance even before the need was there, if you will,ā he says. āWhen you create that capability, that kind of ceiling, developers will use it. Customers will use it.
āIt needs to exist first, right? You canāt have an app that requires more performance than the systemās capable of ā then it doesnāt work. So you need to have the system be ahead of the apps.
āAnd our developers are pretty quick about taking advantage. It isnāt like, it languishes for years. Trust mem the Adobes and the Affinities and all the people creating pro stuff ā this is like music to their ears, they need this kind of power to have more capability to do more features.
āAnd what a great thing for our customers, by the way, to know that they can buy a system today that still has headroom. It isnāt going to be immediately obsolete, which is often the case if they buy an inferior product ā itās obsolete from the day they bought it. Whereas, you know, iPad Pros continue to have headroom.ā
(When asked again, the morning after the reveal, whether Apple is one of those developers that is planning to take advantage of the extra headroom with its professional app, Joz jokes that heās not going to let something like that slip out.)
What do you think?