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The article is written by the CEO of Astropad which is a tool that allows you to turn an IPad into a secondary, touch display for Macs. The users of Astropad mu
by rootlocus 6y ago
The article is written by the CEO of Astropad which is a tool that allows you to turn an IPad into a secondary, touch display for Macs. The users of Astropad must own both a Mac and an IPad, so people in developing countries are most likely not the target demographic.
- bayindirh 6y agoI have both a Mac and iPad and, I'm in a developing country. Paying $100/year for a utility like this a bit too much. Exchange rates aside, I'm coming from register once, pay to upgrade world. When deciding not pay means losing access to the app, not to the latest version only; It's very hard for me to fork the cash.
- bromuro 6y agoIn the “developing world”, owning an Apple devices costs more dollars than in EU or US. Also customs are incredibly high - try to get a 5k display from the US, you may pay like 1600 dollars in import fees. Someone may assume they don’t want us to “develop”, but for sure, the attitude is not helping.