At the moment: yes.
But wait till WWDC there should be some huge improvements to iPadOS.
The iPad Pro hasn't had an M1 chip until now. Big difference...Keep believing. They say this every year.
100% this. I use multiple apps that are resource heavy.Plenty of power apps available for the iPad which can use the extra oomph, regardless of this weird fascination that the os is ‘not a proper os’ and therefore makes anything but the most basic iPad pointless.
Maybe but they don’t add a M1 chip and up to 16GB of ram every year either.Keep believing. They say this every year.
16GB of RAM for a iPad????? Come on thats way overkill!!!! I have 16GB of RAM on my Mac and thats plenty enough for most users.Maybe but they don’t add a M1 chip and up to 16GB of ram every year either.
Keep believing. They say this every year.
If you do 3D modeling, design, or illustration 16 gigs is absolutely a bonus. Sounds like you need a standard iPad and not a Pro.16GB of RAM for a iPad????? Come on thats way overkill!!!! I have 16GB of RAM on my Mac and thats plenty enough for most users.
Not everyone uses devices like you, and most users will not be buying the 16GB Ram models.16GB of RAM for a iPad????? Come on thats way overkill!!!! I have 16GB of RAM on my Mac and thats plenty enough for most users.
So Apple shouldn't do anything and keep using the same SoC?I have the Mini 5 and it runs iPad OS just fine. How would the M1 chip in the IPad Pro be any different especially since IPad OS may not need it? Does the M1 seem like overkill for iPad OS?
Also like these people seem to not comprehend that memory/processor/graphics resources are used for more things than just the OS itself. Like do any of these guys understand how computers work at all?So Apple shouldn't do anything and keep using the same SoC?