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Apple markets the iPad Pro as a general purpose computer, like a MacBook, where dual ended USB-C connectivity is taken for granted (in part due to Apple). Give
by Nevermark 3y ago
Apple markets the iPad Pro as a general purpose computer, like a MacBook, where dual ended USB-C connectivity is taken for granted (in part due to Apple).
Given different roles and low numbers of iPad Pro's vs. iPhones, I don't think any cross over assumptions can be made.
- GeekyBear 3y ago> Apple could view an iPad Pro as needing USB-C ports The iPad Air as well as the plain old iPad had also gotten standard USB C ports with zero restrictions before this particular conspiracy theory became popular.
- oblio 3y agoThe iPad is nice, so is MacOS. But the iPhone is the linchpin to Apple's strategy. If the iPhone were to disappear tomorrow and Apple were banned from ever making phones, Apple's moat would most likely collapse. If the iPad went away tomorrow, Apple would just lose billions or tens of billions of dollars in revenue and not much else would change.