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For iPad Pro, "Pro" does not include professional software engineers. It's great for photo editing, video editing, etc. Note-taking is really two different thi
by diebeforei485 3y ago
For iPad Pro, "Pro" does not include professional software engineers. It's great for photo editing, video editing, etc.
Note-taking is really two different things. For notes you want to save long-term, it's a lot better than paper. For ephemeral notes, paper is better. It's extremely popular with students.
The browser is not a desktop-class browser despite what Apple says.
The basic 9th gen iPad, or the M1 iPad Air, is good enough for most people.
- pjmlp 3y agoUsually the complaints come from the fields that assume PRO == software engineers only, followed by developers == UNIX.
- emodendroket 3y agoAnd for that matter, which professionals are benefiting from the PlayStation 4 Pro? OK, I’m being a bit silly with this example, but I interpret “Pro” to just be the “super” or “S” version of a product, not one specifically intended for professionals.
- diebeforei485 3y agoYes. For some products, "Pro" is a marketing term. I'd say for iPads and MacBooks the extra features of the Pro version are used often used for work-related purposes. But the PlayStation Pro, AirPods Pro, etc - it's just the top tier version of the product.