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> Although I have no hope from Apple, I'm still waiting to see what the next MBP iteration would be. You can use an iPad as a second screen for a MacBook. It
by ken 7y ago
> Although I have no hope from Apple, I'm still waiting to see what the next MBP iteration would be.
You can use an iPad as a second screen for a MacBook. It still gives you a traditional keyboard and single screen when you don’t need that, and you can use just the second screen as a computing device on its own. I haven’t used this setup but I assume Apple would say this is the best of both worlds already. Is there something that you think is missing from their solution?
- reaperducer 7y agoI've done this with third-party solutions, and it's fantastic, especially when traveling. I'm really looking forward to having it as part of the next OS update.
- asenna 7y agoOne of the reasons I'm excited about a built-in second screen is, I don't need to carry another extra device. I mean even if I need to use an ipad, I'm currently slouching on my couch. I need a flat surface to keep that ipad/screen at the right angle. Sounds petty but it's just very convenient to have more real estate on your lap (or on a flight or cafe table). Also, I'm not too into the Apple ecosystem and don't own an ipad so would have to get an ipad just to use it as a second screen. I think it could work for some but an integrate dual screen solution is exciting.