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Of course, the difference being that the Intel tablets are capable of running full versions of Windows and Linux, and are able to take advantage of huge softwar
by LeoNatan25 11y ago
Of course, the difference being that the Intel tablets are capable of running full versions of Windows and Linux, and are able to take advantage of huge software library not available on the iPad Pro. Whether one sees this as an advantage or not is up to them.
- arcticbull 11y agoThat has never been a concern for me; very little of that existing base of "full version" software is designed to be interacted with by touchscreen. That makes using it a pretty big compromise; for me, bigger than carrying around an ultra-light laptop for when I need to get "real stuff" done. As mobile platforms have become more popular, the spread between what you can do on an iPhone/iPad and what you can get done on a laptop/desktop has been shrinking. Pretty soon, it won't really matter IMO.