It's in the title of the thread. That makes it pretty important. Obviously I know it's not only for them, but I haven't seen anyone say it's a laptop replacement for Pro users. So who is it for, then, as most every "Pro" user has laptops and desktops? It seems more like a fairly expensive tool to augment certain tasks such as drawing as a part of a bigger workflow involving full size Macs. I'd say for 95% of people out there, they won't be able to start and finish their entire creative production on this device. And I want to be able to do that so desperately.
You see, I've been a constant on this forum since before the iPad was even launched saying that I wanted to be able to create content on a tablet. I said in 2010 that I thought within 5 years people would be seriously creating content on the iPad. I really did say that in either late 2010 or right after getting the iPad 2. I'm sure if you look through my old posts from back then you would find it. And about 5 years later Apple released this Pro. And I am disappointed that iOS as an operating system is so limited even still on such an expensive and powerful device. It's completely ridiculous and we must hold Apple accountable by giving them feedback on how they can improve it to benefit us "Pro" users. I know many "Pro" users who have processing needs beyond my own already feel abandoned by 2013 Mac Pro. And then there's the whole Aperture situation. It's like Apple is making these "Pro" devices only to satisfy the people who get hard from buying anything with "Pro" on it because it's more expensive even though they only use it to check their email and browse the web. Even though for years the main thing keeping Apple float was professional creatives who loved using Mac OS X. Many of us were also the same people convincing others to switch.
