Apple’s iPad Pro to take out Laptops

Apple is blurring the lines between tablets and laptops with the iPad Pro. Equipped with a powerful A11X chip, Face ID, and enhanced Apple Pencil support, the device is gaining traction as a viable productivity tool for professionals. Apple continues to push iOS into territories traditionally dominated by macOS, with improved multitasking features and a growing suite of productivity apps. 

The introduction of smart keyboards and refined software interfaces further positions the iPad Pro as a potential laptop replacement. However, limitations in file management and software compatibility still pose challenges. 

While some industry experts hail the iPad Pro as the future of portable computing, others remain cautious, arguing that the traditional laptop experience is not easily replicated on a tablet. Apple’s aggressive strategy and continuous software updates suggest that the gap may narrow sooner than expected