> Third, the PC market is in the midst of its long decline. Is it really worth all of the effort and upheaval to move to a new architecture for a product that i

> Third, the PC market is in the midst of its long decline. Is it really worth all of the effort and upheaval to move to a new architecture for a product that is fading in importance? Yeah this is just an Apple journalist bubble belief that doesn't really reflect the real world in any way and is starting to get tiring. We keep hearing from them how iPad Pro is a computer and how it's so much more powerful than a real laptop yet we still never see it do anything more than tweeting, writing articles, extremely basic video editing and a painting app. Yet I look around every workplace and its still just a sea of laptops doing incredibly varied work across multiple applications and systems most of which still just isn't possible on iPads.