I'm not sure why someone who has never owned an iPad would be on an iPad forum.
I'm not sure why someone who has never owned an iPad would be on an iPad forum.
I've used the iPad 3 and iPad mini 3 before, but I've never owned one.
Frankly, I wouldn't like to have one because they never include the newest tech in them like in the iPhone. They're always a generation behind.
Does that really matter though? Tablets should be compared to other tablets, not phones. I've never understood arguments like "I don't want an iPad Air 2 because the iPhone 6s has better specs". Sometimes it's not as easy, or cost effective, to upscale as people think. Like apparently doing 3D Touch on larger displays is harder.
Does that really matter though? Tablets should be compared to other tablets, not phones. I've never understood arguments like "I don't want an iPad Air 2 because the iPhone 6s has better specs". Sometimes it's not as easy, or cost effective, to upscale as people think. Like apparently doing 3D Touch on larger displays is harder.
To some people, it does matter. For example, I understand why 3D-Touch did not come to the iPad Pro (for cost reasons), but why did they not include Touch-ID in the iPad Air, or better yet, why did they not include Touch-ID 2 in the iPad Pro?Does that really matter though? Tablets should be compared to other tablets, not phones. I've never understood arguments like "I don't want an iPad Air 2 because the iPhone 6s has better specs". Sometimes it's not as easy, or cost effective, to upscale as people think. Like apparently doing 3D Touch on larger displays is harder.
To some people, it does matter. For example, I understand why 3D-Touch did not come to the iPad Pro (for cost reasons), but why did they not include Touch-ID in the iPad Air, or better yet, why did they not include Touch-ID 2 in the iPad Pro?
Little things like that do bother some people, and I would bet that it wouldn't cost Apple much more to include Touch-ID 2 in the iPad Pro, but obviously they reserve features on purpose so that they can make the next generation product seem like more of an improvement.
iPad Pro is way more powerful than the iPhone 6s PlusI've used the iPad 3 and iPad mini 3 before, but I've never owned one.
Frankly, I wouldn't like to have one because they never include the newest tech in them like in the iPhone. They're always a generation behind.
Yes, but it's not up-to-date in everything. Perfect example: Touch-ID 2.iPad Pro is way more powerful than the iPhone 6s Plus
Yes, but it's not up-to-date in everything. Perfect example: Touch-ID 2.
Ok, then what about the 5MP FaceTime HD camera from the iPhone 6s? Wouldn't that camera make perfect sense for the iPad Pro's high-resolution display (instead of the current 1.2MP camera)?I still don't see your point. The features of a phone are irrelevant to someone who wants a tablet. It only makes sense to someone who just wants the most advanced device, the actually usage of which being a secondary concern.
I was wondering if there is anyone here, who has never bought any generation of the iPad?
I am interested to see what people's reasoning behind it is.. cost? no use?
Well until less than a week ago I never had bought any but had been given two (and ipad 2 and an ipad mini). Never really saw a use for them enough to bother paying for them (They were neat but luxuries that weren't worth spending what little money I had on). My mom gave me her ipad 2 and while it was nice for using as a tv in the kitchen and I thought I'd read books on it, I found it just too big for reading books or internet in bed. And even for using in front of the tv I preferred using my phone. Partly cause the phone was newer/faster with a new OS to be fair.
My BF gave me his old ipad mini when he updated a few months ago and I finally found it useful for reading in bed or in front of the tv (I suspected I'd find a tablet more useful if it was more a 7" size). I even found typing on it was more pleasant. I liked it so much I ended up buying the new one less than a week ago. I'm loving it.
Still not replacing my laptop though. But it is definitely better for reading in bed as well as for in the living room (I set up my laptop like a desktop so it's a bit of a pain to move it just to use it in the living room for a few hours).