And I also love AR doodle, I can meet the stickers

Thanks Gopal, that makes two of us. 😊. But all in good time, your this one comment is enough for me to know that someone appreciated and enjoyed it enough to continue to make more.

Yes while taking note it heats up the ipad near the camera area

Thank you, so nice of you to leave a message Maruthi!

Thank you and appreciate you engaging here in comments. I don't have much experience with Zoom Pro Features. But to answer your question between Air vs iPad. It should be an Air. The speed which a full frame keyboard and a trackpad will provide will be massive. Handing 50 people on a call must be a task. And with an Air you get Mac OS, which is so much better from an organization of folder, files, using full scale applications. With the iPad to make it equally workable, you will have to add a keyboard, a mouse etc. which you won't always want to carry around. So Air would be so much better for your use.

Hi, If you already have an iPhone and your work remotely has video editing, iPad Air will be a no brainer. As AirPods etc, will just sync. But if you do not plan on doing video editing or any other intense graphics tasks on a tablet, then S9 has plenty of power, plus it has better OLED screen, multi tasking, the accessories later are slightly more affordable. Apple does a better job of updates and additional software features, so that can be point to consider before making the decision.

I am sure you won’t miss the pro for anything. That Pro level chip of M4 iPad Pro does not have any apps that can take advantage of that performance currently. So it is unlikely for someone to get it beyond vanity or for only some people with very specific use cases - like a fashion photographer who wants the most colour accurate portable larger display for quick editing.

@ Okay thanks again

@@TechTakeaway if we take the ipad pro 2022 will it be better?

@LaptopVirus404 100% yes. The screen will be XDR with pro motion, it will be slightly faster due to one extra GPU core, you will get Face ID instead of Touch ID. But it is also expensive compared to Air. So only if these things are importantly to you then go for the pro. Else it is quite a stretch to pay more for almost identical performance from the same chipset. One large drawback of the pro if I think off, is the fact that the front facing camera in horizontal mode will be on the side and not the top. So your view to others on the call will always look more natural on an Air, in compared to the Pro.

Thank you! ☺️

Hi Lukas, that is very true. May I know what is that you will be using the Mac for. For instance an M4 chip today outperforms the M2 Pro chip in many tasks. But same would not be case for some tasks in comparison to M2 Max and that sheer GPU cores on that chip. It will come to what applications would you be using most.

@ I need a MacBook Pro for photo editing, 4K video editing/rendering effects and code development in python and c++. My current MBP 2018 with an intel i7 and AMD gpu is a little slow on that. A friend has a MBP with M1 Max and does similar tasks on his Mac and he told me it is fine but it already feels a bit slow here and there. What would you recommend? As a student I don’t want to buy a to powerful Mac for my tasks as budget is more on the tight side. Thanks!

@Lukas_Hart @Lukas_Hart Thanks for sharing that Lukas. The M1 Max MacBook Pro is plenty power, so I am unsure what areas would your friend find its limitation. I can understand there may be a RAM limitation in few application. To give you a context, MKBHD uses that chip in 16 inch MacBook Pro for his 8K Raw video edits which he claimed in many videos is enough and he never felt the need to upgrade. On my channel in early days even for 4K edits M1 MacBook Air 8GB was snappy with upto 2-3 layers of timeline. Only plugins and animations were terribly slow on it. So for your use case a refurbished M2 Pro with higher RAM 16 or higher, or M3 Pro will be enough. Max chips will be overkill if you aren’t using Blender or high level GPU applications.

@@Lukas_Hart First thing first M1 MBA may already serve you purposes, but in case you want to futureproof a bit: Assume your 4K video editing and code development is on the lighter side, pick cheapest macbook with 16GB RAM, probably M2 air If you are sure that your tasks will make yourself money, get M1 Max base if it is around $2000, else M4 pro base *Most RAM, SSD and processor chip upgrades are daylight robbery. Avoid that as much as possible.

Hi, thank you for engaging here. M3 has 60% higher neural engine capabilities than M1 as published by Apple. M1’s neural engine is at 11 TOPs hence M3 is typically at 17.6 by that logic. Around 18 TOPs. Reputable websites like Anand tech also have the same published. www.anandtech.com/show/21116/apple-announces-m3-soc-family-m3-m3-pro-and-m3-max-make-their-marks Hope this helps clear it.