Well the whole point of the Pro model is that it has more powerful chips than the other ipad models. So faster chip, more RAM, faster USB C transfer speeds equals more performance when doing intense, number crunching tasks like video editing, compiling code etc. Thats what ‘Pro‘ would mean to me, the ability to do processes faster to make your job easier, and improve ones Productivity.
In the scenario that you have described, then there would be no room for a ’Pro’ model, maybe a more premium model though with better speakers, faster refresh rate, stainless steel frame etc.
Not sure I’d ever want a stainless steel framed iPad. I think it’s important with tablets to keep them light due to how they are often used. Apple should definitely keep that material for the Pro I think.
The company I work for bought a load of iPad Pro’s last year for senior management to make notes in meetings. That’s literally all they are used for and the purchasing department clearly don’t realise every iPad down to the iPad 9 allows for pencil support. They could have paid £319 rather than £749
