I’ll be pinging you guys again when I have the IPP in hands. Decided to move all my mobile needs to iOS as well. I bought a thinkpad fall 16 because the MBPs were ***** with horrid keyboards. It’s overpowered for my mobile needs or as a writing machine. iPad is. Plus laptops have become meh. iPads seem more fun.
I’ll probably always keep an OSX machine around. Do need large screens to edit etc but I think an IPP/iMac would work great.
Feel free! It's definitely somewhat of a challenge at first, but I have been really happy with the returns. Essentially zero maintenance and costs are very minimal. I did purchase a QNAP NAS which has helped me manage the process immensely. I store and access all my files there, can download torrents to it from my iPhone/iPad, manage my Homebridge, run my Plex server - it's been a super useful companion piece.
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I'm with you on the productivity increase. It's been a game-changer with real, tangible advantages. If you charge by the hour, like I do, the iPad combined with Cloud services and an Office 365 subscription allows me to do my work essentially anywhere, and be more productive. Lets just say I can make back your $700 in less than 2 hours of increased productivity.That the iPad is just a delight to use is icing on the cake!
Totally agree. My girlfriend does graphic design and has moved to an iPad primarily as well. She uses Affinity Designer and Procreate for almost everything. Having the sort of flexibility that an iPad gives you can be very freeing.