Apple will not compromise on battery life. This will probably mean a thicker and heavier iPad. I'm not really looking forward to that.
If it solves the vibrating issue of the Air 2, then I'm all for it. That's the reason I returned it.
Apple will not compromise on battery life. This will probably mean a thicker and heavier iPad. I'm not really looking forward to that.
If it solves the vibrating issue of the Air 2, then I'm all for it. That's the reason I returned it.
Really ?
Are we all now required to say "in my opinion" when stating our opinions lest we be labeled a troll? I think it was pretty obvious that Noble Actual's post was his opinion. I don't feel like anyone needed to point that out.
In my opinion, of course.
I recognize that you're trying to demonstrate absurdity by being absurd, but in a forum like this it does help to qualify your statements a little bit since we miss a lot of subtext when communicating via text. Making declarative statements without any context in a forum like this can come across as "trolling", like it or not.On here you also have to apologize for said opinion. State that you hope it doesn't offend someone. Make sure its culturally acceptable and make no reference to color of any kind, or else you will be deemed a racist.
This is in my opinion and Im sorry. I hope this doesn't offend anyone, but it's pretty black and white to me.
Oh dammit.
I recognize that you're trying to demonstrate absurdity by being absurd, but in a forum like this it does help to qualify your statements a little bit since we miss a lot of subtext when communicating via text. Making declarative statements without any context in a forum like this can come across as "trolling", like it or not.
It's not that hard to say "The iPad Pro is too big for me", or "I think the iPad Pro is too big". It may seem like pointless nuance, but in communication nuance is important if you want your point to get across; if you don't want to be bothered, then be prepared for others to help add context for you.
In regards to opinions...I recognize that you're trying to demonstrate absurdity by being absurd, but in a forum like this it does help to qualify your statements a little bit since we miss a lot of subtext when communicating via text. Making declarative statements without any context in a forum like this can come across as "trolling", like it or not.
It's not that hard to say "The iPad Pro is too big for me", or "I think the iPad Pro is too big". It may seem like pointless nuance, but in communication nuance is important if you want your point to get across; if you don't want to be bothered, then be prepared for others to help add context for you.
Adding "I think or for me" isn't needed if you're a reasonable minded person that doesn't get triggered easily.I recognize that you're trying to demonstrate absurdity by being absurd, but in a forum like this it does help to qualify your statements a little bit since we miss a lot of subtext when communicating via text. Making declarative statements without any context in a forum like this can come across as "trolling", like it or not.
It's not that hard to say "The iPad Pro is too big for me", or "I think the iPad Pro is too big". It may seem like pointless nuance, but in communication nuance is important if you want your point to get across; if you don't want to be bothered, then be prepared for others to help add context for you.
Think once you have a screen this big for me it's impossible to go smaller ever again
Can't wait to hear your review; "The iPad Air Pro 3 is the right size."- None of this actually matters because op will probably be returning his iPad Pro and buying the new 'iPad Air 3 Pro' and I will probably ditch my iPad Air 2 and buy the new 'iPad Air 3 Pro'.
In its current state, I don't see the benefit of the larger screen. That could change should iOS and apps be enhanced/improved to take advantage of the larger screen size.Think once you have a screen this big for me it's impossible to go smaller ever again
In its current state, I don't see the benefit of the larger screen. That could change should iOS and apps be enhanced/improved to take advantage of the larger screen size.
I've seen quite a few comparison videos and the thing that stands out is how there isn't a significant difference in screen presentation within apps between the Pro and Air 2... apps on the Pro seem to be more "magnified" rather than displaying more of the app's controls and features. (yes, there's a bit more on the Pro, but not as much as there should be given the differences in screen size) Should this improve, I'll give the Pro another serious look.
LOLWUT?i dont think The Game 161 is talking about the benefits of a larger screen. He's literally talking about the joy and beauty of the shear size, whether it's 'better' or not.
For some people, first-hand experience is required. For others, their experience gives them a framework from which to make an informed decision as well as learning from what others say who have a trusted track record.standing on the sidelines and demoing/testing these things are great, but until you live with one day in day out you wont be hooked. i agree, benefits or not, the awesomeness of the huge screen on ipad in your hand makes going back to a regular size ipad impossible for me too![]()
the awesomeness of the huge screen on ipad in your hand makes going back to a regular size ipad impossible for me too
i dont think The Game 161 is talking about the benefits of a larger screen. He's literally talking about the joy and beauty of the shear size, whether it's 'better' or not.
standing on the sidelines and demoing/testing these things are great, but until you live with one day in day out you wont be hooked.
i agree, benefits or not, the awesomeness of the huge screen on ipad in your hand makes going back to a regular size ipad impossible for me too![]()
Can't wait to hear your review; "The iPad Air Pro 3 is the right size."Just kidding; I hope it's an awesome tablet and meets your needs. The rumors so far sound promising; I like the idea of an iPad Pro Mini, though I wouldn't want a smaller iPP personally since I use it in lieu of my rMBP when out and about.
Ive yet to go check this pro iPad out, think I might make a swing by bestbuy and check it out, you don't find the screen too big for the hands for when your chilling on the couch or in bed?
If your only skeptical about the larger screen on the ipp you are missing out. This device is amazing and the extra screen real estate is imo what multitasking on the iPad was meant to be on. You would get used to it and if not take it back as more rumors come out. At least you would have tried and realized you don't like it.I am quite perplexed on what to do. Sold the iPad Air 32gb wifi/LTE with slightly cracked screen for $170 tonight. Only to find out they pushed back the event.
Now what iPad to buy. My personal opinion is the 9.7 is the sweet spot for Apple. The 12.9 Pro was never meant for the average consumer more geared toward enterprise. The mini is nice for portability but that's why I have a bigger iPhone 6s Plus for though.
The Pencil is not a deal breaker for me, however screen resolution is. If the 9.7 Pro is worse than the 12.9 Pro, then I might go for the larger version as this is strictly for family entertainment device. Can anyone confirm the rumor that the new iPad Pro 9.7 was going 4K for the screen? If so, this will be the choice.
While the specs are not great, the 12 inch Retina MacBook is in play as I absolutely love the design.
Guess I should just be happy that I sold an Apple device on Craigslist and lived to talk about it....
It’s not really just the videos/apps as you say due to how it’s formatted it doesn’t always adjust to the new size of the pro but it’s more for general web usage/pictures and just generally using it you get so used to the bigger size that going down to 9.7 would be tough.In its current state, I don't see the benefit of the larger screen. That could change should iOS and apps be enhanced/improved to take advantage of the larger screen size.
I've seen quite a few comparison videos and the thing that stands out is how there isn't a significant difference in screen presentation within apps between the Pro and Air 2... apps on the Pro seem to be more "magnified" rather than displaying more of the app's controls and features. (yes, there's a bit more on the Pro, but not as much as there should be given the differences in screen size) Should this improve, I'll give the Pro another serious look.
LOLWUT?
Joy and beauty?! But not "better"? That's some twisted logic there."Ah, the joy and beauty of the shear size of the iPad Pro even though it is worse to have a larger screen" somehow doesn't sound right.
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