>Apps like Procreate thrive on a touch interface, and they can utilise all the power of an iPad Pro with an M4 chip. Isn't the main sticking point for Procreat

>Apps like Procreate thrive on a touch interface, and they can utilise all the power of an iPad Pro with an M4 chip. Isn't the main sticking point for Procreate the RAM, which isn't really improved with the M4 over the M2 or even the M1? Meanwhile apps like Final Cut Pro aren't really able to take advantage of the M4 because they can't video encode in the background while you use the rest of the chip to do other things. The point about the iPad not having to do "desktop-class" things is also watered down by Apple promoting "desktop-class apps" during WWDC 2022 and adding features like Stage Manager.