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I think the biggest problem comes from supporting external displays. For me to fully swap to iOS as a development platform (ignoring missing software currently)

I think the biggest problem comes from supporting external displays. For me to fully swap to iOS as a development platform (ignoring missing software currently) I would need to be able to plug into a larger display at some point, and have a way of controlling apps on that display without using touch at all.

bunderbunder 8y ago
Once you get to that point, though, it seems like what you're really looking for is a computer and not a mobile device. Perhaps what's missing is not an iPad with mouse support, but a Mac with a more Surface-like form factor.
- petecox 8y ago
  I'm posting using a wireless mouse and USB keyboard from my Android desktop, a 4K tv box. Android does support mouse input; Apple can at any time release a typecover for iPad with a trackpad. They choose not to.
scarface74 8y ago
iOS already supports two displays with AirPlay. You can have a separate image on the device and the display.