But it’s the same with Macs. There is a spectrum, and on one end, there will be people who take full advantage of powerful Macs, while on the other, it simply means a slightly faster and longer-lasting machine. Same with iPads.Just what we need, even faster and probably more expensive iPads. I am not sure what people are doing, in general, with their iPads, but making them faster is not even on my radar for my use. But, I suppose, there must be people that need it or Apple would not have seen reason to do it. Must be the desire to run everything on one type of processor only and eliminate the need to make two types of M chip is the only reason I can deduce. Meanwhile, for me, my M1 powered iPads are more than fast enough. But that is me.
The difference with the iPad is that some people seem to be mad and want to publicly announce that they don’t have any skill/job/hobby that requires a powerful iPad. Which is okey. But I don’t see power iPad users saying that a maxed out MBP is useless because they don’t use Xcode or FCP.