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hajime

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Hello, the most complex app that I could imagine I would be using is LiquidText with lots of references to many different pdf files. What hardware (CPU, RAM) do I need to run it comfortably?
 
Hello, the most complex app that I could imagine I would be using is LiquidText with lots of references to many different pdf files. What hardware (CPU, RAM) do I need to run it comfortably?

It runs fine on my iPad pro 9.7 inch. Was a little slow on earlier versions of iOS 11, but runs fine on 11.3
 
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It runs fine on my iPad pro 9.7 inch. Was a little slow on earlier versions of iOS 11, but runs fine on 11.3

Thanks. Do you find the Pro version useful? It is quite expensive.
 
Thanks. Do you find the Pro version useful? It is quite expensive.
I bought mine shortly after it was released as at that time it was the only 9.7 version to support the pencil and also the Apple Smart Keyboard . The screen is great and the device worked very well with the Apple Smart Keyboard. However I am not sure it is worth the price after seeing the new iPad 2018. The Apple keyboard died after and year and I am now using a regular Bluetooth keyboard

I hardly use the Apple Pencil except for signing documents
 
I bought mine shortly after it was released as at that time it was the only 9.7 version to support the pencil and also the Apple Smart Keyboard . The screen is great and the device worked very well with the Apple Smart Keyboard. However I am not sure it is worth the price after seeing the new iPad 2018. The Apple keyboard died after and year and I am now using a regular Bluetooth keyboard

I hardly use the Apple Pencil except for signing documents

Thanks. One time I picked up an Apple Pencil and started writing on a piece of "real" paper! Then, I wonder why nothing was written on the paper and then realized that it was not a real pencil.
 
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