In the relentless era of advancements and grandiosities, the release of the latest tech always brings a frenzy of excitement – especially with the tablet market, where the battle for consumer attention is heated and relentless, the release of the new iPad Pro and the new iPad Air by Apple are ready to vie for everyone’s attention. Starting with the release of the iPad air, you will see the original iPad review along the original iPad Air review as well. When the iPad Air was first released, the only iPad to compete with it was the iPad. As of today, there are two iPads ready and willing to steal the iPad air’s spotlight: the new iPad Air and the iPad Pro. When the iPad Pro was released, the battle was between the new iPad Pro and the iPad Air 2. But now, the release of the new iPad Air has invited the iPad Pro back to the stage. So without further ado, the question remains: can the new iPad Air, with its smart upgrades and fairer price, steal focus from the iPad Pro’s shine?
The truth is, the iPad Pro is hard to beat: its bright-as-day, ultra-thin-bezel OLED display, the way its blazingly fast-response M2 chip, borrowed from the 15-inch M2 MacBook Air, seems to carry you like a surfer on a wave of sublime, electrified digital performance. For professionals and creatives, this Pro is the gold standard for the best tablet a person can have, the device to stop you in your tracks and make you say, ‘Oh my gosh!’ just like poor Jim Carrey in The Mask.
Here, the new iPad Air is very much the poor cousin. We were hoping for it to get a miniLED screen upgrade like its Pro brother. Rumours of an upgraded display were corrected by the mountain of evidence suggesting not. iPad Air is stuck with the same LCD detector as the last model. But the iPad Air hasn’t had a bad time of it. It’s been transformed by the arrival of the 13-inch model, which gives the user a massive 30 per cent more screen area. And with the Magic Keyboard, which has a full function row and a much larger haptic trackpad that draws the eyes and gestures closer to those of a laptop, it is transformed even more.
In addition, it doesn’t cost $999 – a fully loaded 12.9-inch iPad Pro with 1TB of storage costs $1,599 and $1,949, respectively — and for most users its $599 starting price is enough to make the user’s online shopping cart crash and burn. It might not have the ooooh-factor of the Pro, but its value can’t be denied. In fact, for any users not needing 1,600 nits of peak brightness and the ultra-skinny design of the Pro, the Air is better in every way. Moving the webcam to the top of the machine — out of the user’s face — corrects a common user complaint with video conferencing to boot.
The M2 chip that the iPad Air shares with the latest MacBook Air is a consistent reminder that increased cost does not equate to increased power – or performance. This is a chip that lets the iPad Air dip the toe of its comparatively modest $600 starting price into a process and a power that are reserved for the top end of the Apple family.
In the final analysis, however, it will all come down to the setting in which you will use your tablet. The Pro has by far the superior display – but if you usually operate pretty much indoors, then the regular illumination of the Air is more than satisfactory.
The iPad Pro, with its best-in-class screen and highest-end specs, is arguably made for those people who refuse to compromise – the pinnacle of what today’s technology can be in terms of tablets, a form meshing sleek beauty with function.
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In the end, however, the new iPad Pro is still pushing the limits of what tablets can be, while the iPad Air has once again bridged the high-end, premium idea gap that the Pro breaches, bringing all that power into a broader price lane that makes the purchase much more viable by those who genuinely need or want a truly high-end product. The fact that Apple offers both the Pro machine and the refined utility of the Air speaks to the breadth of the company’s commitment to meeting the widest possible cross-section of needs — not just in terms of utility or capability, but in terms of how people today want to live their lives. Innovation of any kind is an exercise in imagination; so as long as there are Madison Manns in the world, there will be Macs – and the next generation of devices, like these, will enable them to imagine, create and do with even more power and, perhaps most importantly, joy.
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