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When is a tablet not a tablet? When it's an enormous iPad. Unveiled alongside the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus and fourth generation Apple TV in San Francisco back in September, the official reveal of the iPad Pro put paid to months of rumours that Apple was “Apple — or at the very least, its CEO — thinks the iPad is the future of computing. It’s not shy about that idea. ‘Why would you buy a PC anymore?’ Tim Cook, who reportedly does 80 percent of his work on the device, asked the crowd at an Apple Apple (AAPL - Get Report) began taking orders online for its new iPad Pro on Wednesday as many reviews of the newest member of the iPad family came out. Among the leading tech industry pundits weighing in on the iPad Pro were Walt Mossberg, David Pogue and Pros: Great performance, big battery, spacious screen, loud speakers. Cons: Doesn't feel like a real work machine, can't replace a regular laptop, Smart Keyboard lacks Escape Keyand traditional controls for things like volume. Nobody’s going to toss This tablet does things your phone and your laptop can't do. Are they solutions in search of a problem? Perhaps. But the iPad Pro is the best tablet, and the best case for tablets, anyone's ever made says WIRED's David Pierce. Released on 11/11/2015 Both Apple's iPad Pro and Microsoft's Surface Pro 4 hit shops this week. So which super-sized tablet is shaping up to be better? When Apple announced its iPad Pro on September 9, it was obvious where it got the idea from. The larger-than-average display .

See also: Apple iPad Pro: The Review By far the most interesting part of the iPad Pro, however, is its four speakers. As it turns out, they are quite large — each with its own resonance chamber, machined into the device's aluminium case. They take quite The time has finally come. After months of waiting, Apple’s AAPL iPad Pro, which was announced at a special press event in September, is now available. In tandem with that launch, reviews are piling in. And while the vast majority of people who have 58:44 - Tony Fadell, the father of the iPod and current chief executive officer of Nest, discusses his relationship with Steve Jobs and working on the iPod and iPad at Apple. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Studio 1.0." (Source: Bloomberg) With help from illustrator Pete Fowler, we discover that the iPad Pro is the best drawing and painting tool we've ever seen - but it's not for every type of creative. Price: £566 plus VAT (32GB WiFi model), £749 (128GB WiFi + Cellular). Pencil £66. .