If that turns out, you are gonna get heavily memed

No way they are not that innovative... I will just be a centre camera and a very good After Effects composited Ad

There’s one more thing: we bring the calculator app to iPad Pro! Works only on the new models.

@@stephenwlodarczyk175 haha

iPad is just a drawing board and content consumption device at this point

Dude! Why so upset? If you want a tablet with a desktop OS, just get a surface or something else with windows on it. You aren’t buying it because it’s a horrible form factor for it. So you don’t need it on an iPad. “All that power” in an iPad Pro is an entry level MacBook Air with even worse cooling. If you don’t draw for a living this isn’t for you, and be happy you can keep that money for something else.

@@shto4782and that’s awesome! That’s the way it should be. It’s a screen with a stylus import, why you want something else? The keyboard doesn’t even have a function row, it’s not a permanent fixture.

@@sloppynyuszi i don't mind it but not for the price of a MacBook. It's hilarious how apple prices this

Microsoft Surface just entered the chat

lets be real for a moment, 20-30$ is the cost per unit of oled screens when you order in massive order directly from the manufacturer.

y'all will buy it anyway so they don't care

Cost for shipping, assembly, system optimization, wage for workers. this doesnt apply only to apple, other brands too. eventho Apple did charge their "new innovation" higher price than their competitor, but we can't simply overlook.

@@ihatehandles3it’s almost like there’s more than just the cost of goods that goes into the pricing of products

Not how it works lol

A lot has changed in tech since Jobs mocked the stylus in 2007. If he were around today he would have probably changed his mind by now.

He mocked it on the iPhone. Not iPad. He made zero public comments about it regarding the iPad. His mind was able to be changed. He didn’t want the iPad mini, but approved it before he died.

You should do a little more research before you post a comment.

The better dykus comes w every samsubg flagship product.

@@trowawayacc What the hell is a dykus? 😂

Watching on my Tab S9 Ultra!😅

My Tab S6 light is enough to watch UKposts 😂

Watching this on my  iPad Pro M2

That's how Apple gets you. They don't care about fulfilling their customer's needs. What they care about is making you spend as much money on their products. Need a desktop solution? There's Pro, Studio and iMac. Oh, but you require studio level productivity? MBP. So why not a 2-in-1? Best we can do is step down to the tablet line with the Folio, where the iPads can then function *like* a 2-in-1. If Apple does release a 2-in-1, it will definitely cannibalize Mac sales across the board. Imagine if there's a 14 inch 2-in-1 with a thermally limited M3 Max chip. The professional now has no incentive to buy the Studio or MBP with the M3 Max (which are much more expensive). So, you force them to get the MBP if they so desire a portable desktop OS AND the iPad if they also want to consume content in a tablet form factor. If profits go down, the stock price goes down and shareholders (not just those on the board, but those of the general public as well) get upset. But to Apple and Cook's defense, iPadOS is really designed to be the tablet fork of iOS. i(Pad)OS would be a hassle to navigate with a mouse (See Windows 8 for the most pertinent example, but videos between M2 iPad Pro and Surface Pro 9 also bring this up), whereas macOS would be a hassle to navigate with a stylus, not to mention with your fingers. Imagine trying to click on MacOS's three balls with your finger, especially if you have large hands. There really is something to be said about the UX/UI comfort of moving your fingers/wrist only millimeters on the trackpad/mouse for the pointer to accurately move inches on the screen. If iPadOS got desktop apps as it is, I'm sure having movable windows would be a hassle against the home screen. Imagine trying to move the window or resize it only to tap on one of the apps on the home screen (Maybe Mac users with filled desktops can share their experience). Sure this can be mitigated with a mouse option or Apple Pencil's hover function, but it would be awkward with hands and fingers. I'm all for turning the higher end iPads into viable 2-in-1s with seamless user utilization between tablet apps and desktop apps, but there's a real practical OS/GUI argument that needs to be addressed. Thinking about it, maybe a practical dual boot is viable. The SoC runs natively on MacOS, but iPadOS is also embedded in it, with iPad's functions taking precendent. The home screen would have a widget to access Laptop mode. If you have a folio, the OSes would automatically detect if it is attached, and would wake up with the corresponding OS. I guess then the issue would be dealing with the parasitic power loss and OS load, then as well as neutered processing power and RAM.

@@munmunyee I think what we are saying is pretty much the same. For content consumption let's be honest, most people aren't forking over nearly 2K to watch youtube videos on a high end iPad pro. We are at the point where the PRO hardware just doesn't match the software and people are fine keeping their iPads for YEARS.. much longer than most would typically keep a Laptop. I still have a 2018 iPad Pro and it's great! I love it! But, nothing apple could really release right now that could get me excited to pay $1500 for a new PRO. Where would i see the performance gain? Honestly, If I needed to upgrade today I would just get a refurb unit with extended warranty on Amazon. Apple could just make a larger iPad, give it a name like "Apple Slate" or whatever and make it a 2-in-1 alternative to the MacBook Air with Dual boot. I think the argument that people wouldn't buy the MacBook if you give the iPad Mac OS doesn't really make sense. I mean, sure, right now they might grab a MacBook Air and low end iPad.. or for the same price get an iPad Pro that can run both OS's - By the time you add keyboard and apple pencil the cost is going to be quite similar.

X doubt

Innovation 😂

I couldn’t agree more.

Exactly, a foldable plus stylus and the ipad is extinct for me

Do you know how much Apple Pencil will cost?

@@kqxx Unfortunately, I don’t know what the new Pencil will cost.

Yes a bigger screen with thinner bezels. So same size as mini 6.

@@emiel333 at some point it's not a mini anymore

@@PaceyPimp If the total size of the iPad mini would increase it isn’t a mini anymore. But by making the screen larger with making the bezels thinner so it fits in the same size as the current mini, I see no problem with that.

And why do you want an even smaller display? You’re better off buying an iPhone Pro Max.

@@emiel333 No current size is fine but with no Bezels to make it more grip-able.

The iPad Pro M2 is twice as powerful than the Tab S9 Ultra with SD 8 gen 2..

goodluck with apps in Samsung tab

That’s a great idea!

Even 14 would be nice

Where did you hear that?

Mac rumours

Chances are that the 12.9 will be replaced with a 13” iPad Pro. Just for thinner bezels. But who knows

That's like cutting off your head due to a pimple. Lol. Seriously? Go find a Samsung tablet that is even close to your mini 6.....Ill wait. So you complain about not having an updated mini....then go to a way bigger Samsung. Lol.

Galaxy fold 5? Galaxy fold 6?

What a stupidly childish comment 🙄

Who cares?

@@thetechrealist exactly 😁

Speakers comparable to the MacBook Pro is only possible with a bigger (thicker) iPad. Physics is the issue because they want to shrink the Pro even thinner (to about 5 mm)

@@emiel333 Aah ok thanks man. I'd be fine with a thicker iPad

@@mohamedabdourahman9845 Me too. The iPad Pro already has fantastic speakers but I also don’t mind a thicker iPad for the benefit of better sound.

Actually if you gonna be pedantic about it, think more of who the pro it’s targeting. Us illustrators need tools too. That’s who the iPad Pro is specifically for, but it’s also a companion device. No pro spends $2000 on a device and calls it a day. If a $2000 tool is too much to justify for your work you probably don’t need it.

@@sloppynyuszi agree.

I’m in the uk , used android until the iPhone 11 series was released , had the iPhone 11 , 12 pro max , 13 pro and now the 15 pro max , I’m never going back to that fragmented mess that is android

Haha 😂

Hi Jon 👋🏻

Walaikumsalam, from Indonesia

Guten Morgen. Iam from gernany

Umm… some people are rich…

Doh…some people have more money than you 🙄

There was no iPad released last year. For some people it’s a work expense. Also most people don’t buy a new iPad every year. Many people upgrade every 3-5 years. Their upgrade cycles just land on different years, why they sell phones with slight upgrades every year. Their real business is services and commission on apps sold on app stores.

You must be joking. An M2 iPad Pro is twice as fast as a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra with SD 8 gen 2.

It’s true for the cost part. It’s not true that it’s faster. I bought android tablet one time. It sucks so bad and so slow. I hated it. I returned it and bought an iPad. My current iPad is still running like a beast. It’s 2017 model. I can sell it and get some money back. Whereas android nobody wants to buy a tablet that’s 2017. Lol 😂

They do solve problem. It might not solve yours doesn’t mean it doesn’t solve others. Such as, it can be used in restaurant, retail, drawing, learning material and more

Android is buggy

Boring but efficient. Coming from a Android User.

@@supportyou10 iOS buggy too, don't try to pretend it's not.

@@supportyou10ios 17.4.1 on my 14 pro is buggy enough for me to seriously consider S24 ultra

Left apple in December 2023, when for a pixel fold, galaxy fold, S24 ultra April back on apple iPhone 15 pro max. Every OS has bugs but I haven’t had any on iOS 17.4.1. Every time I go to Android, I go back to iOS. The iPhone just works better no matter what any android user says. Also resell value, when I sold my iPhone 15 pro max in December, I had enough to get a pixel fold + watch, when I sold the not old at all S24 ultra the value was already below half the full price. But anyway each to their own.