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www.iphonelife.com
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| | | | | One of the biggest announcements from Apple's Spring Loaded event today was the 2021 iPad Pro and its new partner, the M1 Chip. You may remember Apple's new in-house processor from the 2020 Mac line, but the fact that the same processor that powers all the latest Apple computers is now in the iPad Pro is huge, and could mean big things for the iPad. In addition to serious improvements in processing speed, we're also looking at the best graphics card in any tablet currently on the market, even outside of the Apple family. The 2021 iPad Pro also has exciting new camera features, 5G capabilities, and a Liquid Retina XDR display which meansbright, crisp, and smooth images, but priced at comparable levels to actual computers, is this tablet heavyweight worth it? Let's take a look. | |
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www.wheresyoured.at
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| | | | | I've spent a lot of time with the Vision Pro, turning my experience into both the newsletter you're reading and one of the first two episodes of my upcoming iHeartRadio podcast Better Offline. I wrote the majority of this newsletter on the Vision Pro itself, though as you' | |
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disassociated.com
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| | | | | The first six months of Vision Pro by Michael Ball. This is an in-depth and fascinating analysis of Apple's spatial computing device (and virtual reality headset) | |
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tobert.github.io
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