It all comes down to this: the worsening economy. It's literally killing the demand for big ticket items like the iPhone 16/16 Pro, iPad Air 4 and the M4 iPad Pro models.
GDP growing at 3% is not a "worsening economy".It all comes down to this: the worsening economy. It's literally killing the demand for big ticket items like the iPhone 16/16 Pro, iPad Air 4 and the M4 iPad Pro models.
Supposedly, Apple doesn't want to do it to avoid cannibalizing Mac sales. I have a solution for them: install Windows on iPads and cannibalize PC sales.iPad Pro M4 OLED will sell like hot cakes if Apple allows to run macOS.
For a split second - until people realize that finger GUI does not suit a mouse oriented GUIiPad Pro M4 OLED will sell like hot cakes if Apple allows to run macOS.
When people will understand that there a professional workflows that just cannot be completed by the MacBook Air. The M4 iPad Pro is probably the best Apple screen ever (including iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac, etc) and can be used for serious color grading tasks, the MacBook Air is a great value for other things, but color grading, video editing and other tasks would be out of those "other things".Just buy a MacBook Air with a really OS for almost half the price.
You should switch, I just upgraded from an M1 as well and the screen is gorgeous, it's probably the best Apple display ever (the VP might be the best though).As someone that has M1, I desperately need this new model. I cannot….CANNOT stand the display with the M1 with the bloom issues. But I’m trying to hold off as long as possible.
I agree to an extent.The iPad will continue to be useless because of its OS limitations as long as Cook is too afraid of cannibalising the Mac.
I'd almost agree but when the price of food and motor fuels is 22-25% above 2020 levels.GDP growing at 3% is not a "worsening economy".
🤣🤣🤣The limitations of Apple's iPadOS software could also be a factor.
People care about inflation and yes, prices are still going up. Groceries, gas, clothes take priority over new iPads. GDP is irrelevant.GDP growing at 3% is not a "worsening economy".
I’m an old guy (well, in relation to your kids). I had an Apple computer in 1983 (and I was an adult thenMost, not all, but most of the OS debate between iPasOS and MacOS is based on each user‘s past workflow habits.
For example, my kids have grown up with the iPad workflow in school and at home. They prefer the iPad to the Mac. For most of us, we prefer our habits. Many of us would fell differently if we had years of use on the other device.
You can get a Windows tablet and run full blown Windows desktop programs including WSL with a Linux command line environment. You can get a ChromeOS device and run full Linux desktop programs, including a full Linux command line. You can pay a lot for a super powerful iPad and run....a big version of the iPhone OS. I guess if all you do is doom scroll TikTok all day and want it to be big and fast, then iPad is for you. If you actually want to do something with your computer (yes, an iPad is a computer, albeit a very artificially limited one) and take advantage of the full power of those chips then an iPad is not a wise choice.