How is it meaningless, I'm trying to illustrate how in the past 3 years Apple has made crazy advances with the A series processor and there is no sign of that trend slowing, while intel has been rather stagnate for years now. Give it another 2 years and the A series processsors will easily outpace intels U series processors as well as the core M series. That's pretty crazy considering Apple only started designing custom silicon with the iPhone 5 in 2012. I'm trying to explain how putting Core M in a iPad would be a mistake considering Apples CPU is already beggining to surpass its performance also the fact that they would have to completely recode iOS for x86, and keep all the ARM code creating a bloated mess of a OS. Sorry but intel in a iPad is a pipe dream at best.That line is something a rabid fanboy would say. Overall, it is meaningless.
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last time I checked iOS wasn't "broken". There may be minor issues but I blame developers for not using the platform to its ability. Apple should have Final Cut, Adobe needs to have more full featured apps, they all could to they just don't idk why, come on Apple your giving the iPad all this power start treating it like a First class citizen for use as a Pro deviceThey might (Keyword, as they have not been released yet) be slightly faster but they will still be hampered by iOS. As such even with a "slower" processor the Macbook can still run x86 applications and in general is more useful than an iPad.
Basically the power of the A10-11x is meaningless until the OS is fixed.