Apple decided to be eco unfriendly by including a power brick. Why can't they be consistent with their views?
That’s rather more than a handful. But thanks for collecting them in one place.In addition to our more detailed review roundup, we've shared a handful of unboxing videos and first impressions of the device below.
Why is it called "edge to edge" when the screen does not actually go all the way to the edge?
By screen I mean colorful pixels. Not the glass with a 1cm black border
Apple discontinued it, and who wants a used one?Isn't it better to get a (also with a discount) 2018 iPad Pro?
It has much more going for it, probably the most importantly: 120hz screen.
iJustine is the worst 🤮MKBHD is always worth watching. Easily my favorite tech video blogger.
Her millions and millions of viewers would disagree.iJustine is the worst.
Most of them are young kids who can’t even afford the tech she’s unboxing 🤣Her millions and millions of viewers would disagree.
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She’s popular in America i suppose.You can make that claim about any top youtuber and it would still be false. She knows her stuff and how she makes her videos are the very best in the business when it comes to production.
I wonder why every YouTube video key frame has to have a person with a fake surprised expression on their face?
I don't like fake reviews too. I even wouldn't call them reviews because they are nothing but sales pitches sponsored by Apple. The real reviews will be only after the release.Because they are fake. I can't stand watching most YouTube reviews because it's all a contrived show. I miss Detroitborg's videos.
I wonder why every YouTube video key frame has to have a person with a fake surprised expression on their face?
That’s rather more than a handful. But thanks for collecting the, in one place.
Nah he is too big to be unbiasedMKBHD is always worth watching. Easily my favorite tech video blogger.
Even after the release most of them are still not totally honest. But can u blame them they need Apple to survive and Apple isn’t someone who likes criticism.I don't like fake reviews too. I even wouldn't call them reviews because they are nothing but sales pitches sponsored by Apple. The real reviews will be only after the release.
It’s more like if they want to keep getting embargoed devices to report on they better keep Apple very happy. Andy Ihnatko was one of my favorite reviewers 10+ years ago. He wasn’t always 110% pro Apple in his reviews so they dumped him. I assume anyone getting a pre-release device for review isn’t a journalist but a paid schill (either directly compensated, so at a minimum given the device for favorable reviews to drive clicks). I don’t like it but it is the world we live in today. So I ignore all the reviewers opinions, as it’s just than a subjective, biased opinion.Even after the release most of them are still not totally honest. But can u blame them they need Apple to survive and Apple isn’t someone who likes criticism.
Apple discontinued it, and who wants a used one?
This will be my first ever iPad. Is it worth purchasing this iPad along with the expensive accessories? I don't think I actually would use the Apple Pencil, however that Magic Keyboard with Touchpad is a must. At this rate wouldn't a Macbook be a better option? Also considering the less expensive iPad Air is only 64GB, I am sure it's better to upgrade to the 256GB but once again that's reaching a higher price. Thanks for the help
Apple's embargo has lifted on reviews for the new iPad Air ahead of its launch on Friday. In addition to our more detailed review roundup, we've shared a handful of unboxing videos and first impressions of the device below.
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The new iPad Air via Karl Conrad
The new iPad Air features a larger 10.9-inch edge-to-edge display, a faster A14 Bionic chip, and a USB-C port instead of Lightning. It is also the first Apple device to feature Touch ID built into the power button. Pricing starts at $599 for Wi-Fi models, while cellular models start at $729, with 64GB and 256GB storage capacities available.
With its slimmer bezels, the new iPad Air looks very similar to the iPad Pro. The device is offered in five finishes: space gray, silver, rose gold, green, and sky blue.
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The new iPad Air will begin arriving to customers Friday.
Article Link: Watch: New iPad Air Unboxing Videos and First Impressions
It really depends on what you do with it. Sorry to give a vague response, but each of your choices have strengths and weaknesses.This will be my first ever iPad. Is it worth purchasing this iPad along with the expensive accessories? I don't think I actually would use the Apple Pencil, however that Magic Keyboard with Touchpad is a must. At this rate wouldn't a Macbook be a better option? Also considering the less expensive iPad Air is only 64GB, I am sure it's better to upgrade to the 256GB but once again that's reaching a higher price. Thanks for the help
:O!I wonder why every YouTube video key frame has to have a person with a fake surprised expression on their face?