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Perhaps they do, but I don't know why anyone would. They are fundamentally different computing experiences and iOS introduces so many limitations when you want
by brandon272 10y ago
Perhaps they do, but I don't know why anyone would. They are fundamentally different computing experiences and iOS introduces so many limitations when you want to use it as a daily computing device that I'm not sure what demographic it is best for when you are looking at an iPad Pro vs. a MacBook or MacBook Air.