To call the iPad Pro a tablet seems diminutive. It’s like calling the Star Wars films a space drama – it’s true but it’s so much more. The iPad revolutionised the tablet market when it launched in 2010. So much so that it’s rare for even Android users to look to any other option.
While the iPad Air introduced a thinner and lighter device, the Pro delivered a massive step up in performance. This had laptop-level CPU and GPUs, in the form of Apple’s own M-series silicon chips and the quality of the screens went beyond that of any current MacBook.
