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Indeed. Particularly: The killer app for the average desktop user isn't Photoshop, it's some manner of email/doc/spreadsheet. These do not require gobs of ram
by bmj 13y ago
Indeed. Particularly:
The killer app for the average desktop user isn't Photoshop, it's some manner of email/doc/spreadsheet. These do not require gobs of ram. For everyday use, they require: monitor, keyboard, mouse.
If Apple thought they could run Photoshop off an iPad, they'd do it, but they also know their bread and butter for laptops and desktops are designers who use Photoshop and Illustrator all day, every day.
I work for a tech company with a fairly large operational staff. I reckon at least half of those employees could get by with a good tablet with peripherals for almost all of their tasks.
- mavhc 13y agoThere must be a reason why Apple's rewritten every pro app they've acquired. My theory is it's so they will port to iOS easily. iOS is 90% of Apple's business