One of the conferences with the most content of all those held by Apple throughout its history has just ended. The Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco has hosted an event in which those from Cupertino have presented their new iPhone 6s, 6s iPhone Plus, iPad mini 4 y iPad Pro, among other news related to Apple TV, the Apple Watch and its iOS operating system. Of all of us, we were especially eager to get to know the iPad Pro, since its appearance has been sounding for almost two years and is the opening of a new range, and if one good thing Apple's keynotes have is that they allow attendees to test the equipment once the representatives of the firm get off the stage, which gives us the possibility of having a few minutes later a first contact on video.
"We have the biggest news in iPad, since the iPad" or what would be translated as "We have the most important news on the iPad, from the iPad" referring to the first tablet of the company, the one that changed everything. It is not just any phrase, it is the phrase with which Tim Cook, CEO of Apple has introduced the iPad Pro. A few words that summarize what this device means for the company and the impact it could have on this market.
Hands on with the iPad Pro
Rumors about the iPad Pro have been a constant for so long that many began to doubt whether it would ever be a reality. That day has come and The iPad Pro will be launched next November for a price starting at $ 799. It is a tablet of 12,9 inches and only 6,9 millimeters thick which aims to become a useful tool for all types of professionals, something that has been shown by several demos showing designers, cartoonists and even doctors working with the iPad Pro. With that goal in mind they have configured a device with a spectacular screen (2.732 x 2.048 pixel resolution), powerful (mount the A9X chip) and versatile (we can attach a keyboard to it and use a Stylus, the Apple Pencil).
Here are two videos, the first is the one that Apple has shown during the Apple Pencil presentation ($ 99), you can see how it works perfectly with different angles of inclination, its great precision and some of its possible applications. The second, a Hands On by CNet Where the equipment is shown (you can see its large size) next to the adaptable keyboard ($ 129) that manages to keep it upright with a system that at first glance seems quite functional.
What do you think of the iPad Pro? Do you think he will win his duel with Surface Pro 3 (4 when presented)? You can check our specifications comparison to see in which aspects one stands out over the other and vice versa.