Pre orders or immediate availability? What’s your guesses
I’m going to guess immediately available since the “event” is so early in the day
Immediately for Airs, later in May for Pros.
Pre orders or immediate availability? What’s your guesses
I’m going to guess immediately available since the “event” is so early in the day
I truly hope Apple doesn‘t tease with the iPad Air and delay the release of the iPad Pro. Has there ever been such a slow-motion release of ipads?Immediately for Airs, later in May for Pros.
I think it’ll be available immediately.
My evidence:
Verizon basically all out of stock of IPad Pro 12’9
Verizon took away my “$150 off any iPad with new line” offer that’s been there for like a year
Possible, but I think they are already delayed. Why we are having a rare May event instead of March. Could be the chip as well for M4.Due to the screen yield delays, that's why a lot of us think there could be a delay for the Pros. Apple has done it before.
If we truly get M4 it’s gonna be a massive upgrade on the Pro’sPossible, but I think they are already delayed. Why we are having a rare May event instead of March. Could be the chip as well for M4.
I think the Airs will remain with the M2. The node the M3 is on is not great yield wise. I think Apple want to avoid it if possible.If we truly get M4 it’s gonna be a massive upgrade on the Pro’s
Also if the Pro’s do will the Air get M3 instead of M2
https://www.apple.com/retail/alamoana/I travel to Hawaii on Monday may 21 so I hope I get my hands on one before the plane ride from the east coast!
I really hope so but doubt it. Base iPad have landscape camera I think and doesn’t have Face ID.Question: I thought I heard on MR YouTube that Apple might move the screen camera to landscape for the Air as well as the Pro… Would that mean Face ID would become available for the new iPad Air models?
It was still $6 billion revenue last quarter, in a very bad quarter, probably about $10 next quarter, with great margins. They aren't going away anytime soon.I saw a chart, where iPad is only 6 percent of Apple sales (iPhone the most, at 51 percent).
Makes me wonder how long iPads will be around. At least in their current forms. Of course, Macs are only 8 percent, so who knows.
I saw a chart, where iPad is only 6 percent of Apple sales (iPhone the most, at 51 percent).
Makes me wonder how long iPads will be around. At least in their current forms. Of course, Macs are only 8 percent, so who knows.
That’s only 83% of a Google bribe.It was still $6 billion revenue last quarter
I upgraded from a A12X to M1 iPad specifically to get double the RAM and it definitely made a difference. A12X was plenty fast still but you could feel the 4GB ram limit.
Is normal with there not being any upgrades for > 500 days. if you look at last year first 2 (Apple) quarters, iPad was ahead of Mac. Reason : iPad launches in Q4 2022, which is Q1 2023 For themI saw a chart, where iPad is only 6 percent of Apple sales (iPhone the most, at 51 percent).
Makes me wonder how long iPads will be around. At least in their current forms. Of course, Macs are only 8 percent, so who knows.
Weren’t the Mac’s #2 again? Interesting chart. Looks like the bigger iphones took much of iPads growth… when the 6plus came out.View attachment 2374681
looks like iPhones are the largest revenue stream, but iPads are #2. Macs are the least revenue contribution For what it’s worth.
View attachment 2374681
looks like iPhones are the largest revenue stream, but iPads are #2. Macs are the least revenue contribution For what it’s worth.
Sales up until 2014/15. I assume largely the iPod touch?How the hell are iPods still on this chart?
You’re reading the chart wrong. The only part of the vertical column that represents each category is the part that is actually in the color associated with that category. So, looking at the recent quarter (the far right spike), iPhone is first, Services is second, Wearables third, Mac fourth, and iPad last.View attachment 2374681
looks like iPhones are the largest revenue stream, but iPads are #2. Macs are the least revenue contribution For what it’s worth.