M4 MacBook Pro vs M4 iPad Pro - Avoid This TRAP!

[@GregsGadgets]

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[@acumen1]

CAN IPAD PRO RUN OBS STUDIO?

[@Slumplord52]

If you have either device you’re already winning. Just keep on winning everyone.

[@BHarris25]

I don't have an iPad Pro, just an iPad Air but it's still worth it to me to have a MacBook and some type of iPad. I love the way they work together.

[@chisomagbara6780]

I have both and use both for different reasons. As a teacher, i lesson plan on my MacBook, grade work, etc. and teach from my iPad, email and zoom meetings on my iPad. I also use my iPad for consumption

[@andrewcrossley2448]

Same here and I teach engineering at a university. Also installing parallels on a MacBook enables far more specialist software like MS Project and Visio plus CAD and coding tech. In many ways using an M4 MBP and the new iPad mini plus pencil is the ideal productivity kit especially for lecturing on the move - in the large theatres etc.

[@skeng188]

Found this channel while researching the m3 air and now I feel like I know this guy for a while and we chill like that

[@GregsGadgets]

We’re bros I guess

[@skeng188]

@@GregsGadgets Hello bro… 🕊️🕊️

[@dirkvanturennout9698]

Don’t choose, buy both and use both!!

[@Jacobk66]

Get an 11 inch iPad Pro, it’s less bulky

[@Adonyx_]

I use a MacBook Pro chip m4 and a iPad mini 7 perfect combo

[@dom7019]

Nice try tim cook

[@masx4813]

If you're a rich ass dude

[@casvandijk03]

Bro thinks I have money like that

[@martinpaternoster]

The iPad Pro is an excellent device from what I see, but I think the loud-for-pound comparison is correct as far as it goes. However iPads are adjacent but still different beasts, and with the iPad form factor, one can leave the pencil and Magic Keyboard at home and use just the iPad while out and about. If you're having a business lunch, or walking someone through a house, you wouldn't open up a MacBook to show say a layout, diagram or a digital contract for a client. The iPad is often and fairly commonly used in that capacity, and this speaks to the subtle portability difference.

[@thomasdovi851]

Both. Take my money, Apple…

[@bryanpascual3543]

My M4 iPad Pro is my digital notebook for the past 3 weeks in college. Paired with pencil pro & magic keyboard, writing or typing class lectures have been smooth and most e-book sources (McMillan, Pearson, etc) works well with iPad. When I need to type long word documents or require more screen real estate for complex Excel data entries, then I just use my desktop PC

[@joenowak2881]

Nice comparison. One thing not mentioned in the iPad Pro's favor is the ability to add a built in cellular modem for cellular internet. That can be very useful while traveling. I have an M1 Max MacBook Pro 16" and M4 iPad Pro 13". Both are great, but I am more likely to travel with the iPad Pro due to size, weight and cell modem. That said, for photography software I use like Adobe Lightroom (which is available for Mac and iPad), some features are not available on the iPad Pro that are on the Mac. The ones I really miss when using the iPad Pro are AI De-noise and stitching together pictures in a panorama. When traveling, I have to wait to get home to do these which is sort of frustrating. Maybe a 14" MacBook Pro or Upcoming 13" M4 MacBook Air is the answer . . . . .

[@taketso9571]

Every 3 years I buy old MacBook, use it, sell it, buy IPad, use it, sell it… (for similar price). Hard to choose, so I made another decision - bought M2 IPad Pro (it’s twice cheaper than m4) and bought M2 Max MacBook Pro 14 (used). Fully satisfied. Buy both! Just previous generations, similar experience

[@reynold.lariza]

Greg: "So today! I'm going to end that debate..." Random Guy: "...."

[@goobfilmcast4239]

It's not about performance....It's about what my budget can bear. I will always go for the best "mix" of Apple devices. I have a base M4 Mini, an M1 iPad Air 5, Cellular Apple Watch SE2 and still rocking an iPhone 11. I love that I have these choices and can slot in newer devices as features improve and prices stay steady or even fall. Consider: Features in today's iPad Pro will move to next year's iPad Air and so on......Apple Silicon has not disappointed

[@quokka7555]

You wouldn’t buy either of these products if you are on a budget.

[@LyroLife]

iPad with Mac OS option would make so much sense today since it’s so powerful. Could have more ram still.

[@Cujobob]

I disagree, they should just release a version of a MacBook with a touchscreen and maybe a foldable keyboard. I think there is a major audience for iPadOS and how simple it works. A dual boot option could work, but ultimately a different product tailored for use with a more feature rich OS would be better.

[@vkkoorchester666]

@@Cujobob sorry. I think iOS and iPad OS are so geared towards Consumers that make it actually harder to comprehend. Mac OS is waaay easier to grasp for me and much clearer. iPad OS is just a mess and I want to use proper applications not mere apps. anyone else thinks that?

[@Cujobob]

@ I’ve gifted iPhones and iPads to both senior citizens who’d never used a smart device and small children.

[@moisesmattout]

1:08 that got really dark for a second

[@herbie.e]

17:03 I knew I could trust this channel

[@rickkarrer8370]

I have an M2 iPad Pro. The big problem with the iPad for me is the abysmal multitasking and the lack of some important software. I'm probably going to give it to my daughter and stick with the Mac.

[@georgiaboy2023]

I think the M generation of Macs have the perfect design. I just love looking at mine or even others when I see them in the wild. So glad they fixed the flaws in their old super thin design. So rare to see a company of this size do that

[@peat381low8]

It’s frustrating which one to choose. For work and college you need a desktop OS. For personal workflows iPad Pro all day.

[@cotyoran0652]

Get a MacBook Pro. I have both but I have to say you can do all the thing via MacBook Pro, but iPad is very restricted with iPadOS. Theoretically yes, iPad can do as well. But in real life, not. For example a middle range video edit can easily heat up iPads and resulted to shut off instantaneously with high charge consuming while MacBook Pro handles very well. For simple tasks like RAW photo editing, yes iPad is very speedy and delightful solution. But Mac Pro for professional touches. iPad still makes you feel like bigger and little bit developed IOS.

[@derrenjames9460]

iPad OS puts it behind clear as day. if you need a screen to draw on its only 100-200 to get a secondary usb-c or Bluetooth drawing slate

[@The_Angry_Angiographer]

I chose iPad Pro 13" as my personal device. I have a Macbook Pro from my work that I can use for "serious" work. That being said, I use my iPad primarily, even for work emails and web-based tasks.

[@erotocrat]

I have the 2 terabyte IPad 13” Pro, I also have the M1 ‘14 inch MacBook Pro and am thinking of buying the M4 “14 pro. I use the iPad more as an internet consumption device.

[@Jonathantuba]

All depends on your use case and what programs are required. I have both and use for different core purposes, with some overlap. For me the iPad Pro is essential for playing music, has specific purposes for using pencil for scanning and is better travelling with SIM making local WiFi which are often poor and provide security concerns is not necessary. My MacBook Pro is essential to me for photo editing software. Then there is huge overlap using for desktop business and leisure. I think the MacBook is the better for business, while the iPad is better for leisure

[@yohcg]

The iPad is designed for consuming media. I know there are productive apps but it doesn’t mean that it can replace a MacBook.

[@nattygains2955]

MacBook Pro 16 inch for creating for productivity and iPad for consuming content

[@mrnonel]

I think users can buy both but upgrade each product once every four years but don’t upgrade both at the same time. Make only one upgrade every two years and alternate upgrades between the two products. Therefore users will always have at least one of the two with state of the art tech.

[@MatthewDuminy]

In Australia: 13 inch iPad Pro 512GB + keyboard = $3128 14 inch MacBook Pro M4 512GB = $2499 $629 more for arguably worse performance, compatibility, expansion, and OS that’s not designed to take full advantage of the powerful hardware. Yeah nah…

[@manavspolia]

apps also, locked apple store in ipad

[@Pegleg04]

Here's my question, it feels niche but I think it probably applies to a fair number of people: would you rather have a MacBook Air + 11" iPad Pro or just have a MacBook Pro in whatever configuration makes the most sense to you. For me, I use my M2 Air and my M4 iPad Pro for different things, but having two separate devices is slightly annoying, and I can't tell if giving the iPad up would be worth it to consolidate everything into an M4 MacBook Pro.

[@mikldude9376]

it would be nice to have both , MacBooks are good at some things and iPads are good at some things .

[@JDDoug6930]

I’ve found it beneficial to have multiple devices to use for different purposes. This can ultimately preserve the battery life for both devices. I use my iPad Air M2 for media consumption and research. I use the MacBook for heavy lifting and productivity. I must say that the iPad Air is a little more convenient for carrying around to use for entertainment and media consumption. This was the primary reason for iPads originally.

[@OGWanderingNomad]

Lidar is a game changer for the “space/object designers”. I bought an Air m2 without knowing about the Lidar function and now I am a bit sad. My phone has been coming in clutch for LiDAR though. One day I will have an Apple Workflow😢

[@IgorPetrovic13]

OS should weigh in like 5 points :)

[@BrentSmithline]

Think it all comes down to personal preferences. If I had not started out building kit host systems purchased from The Byte Shop in the 70s I'm more than likely would just go with an iPad for my needs today. Thing is I just purchased a M4 Apple MacBook Pro - Space Black 14-inch Liquid Retina XDR display 10-core CPU, 10-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine 24GB unified memory 1TB SSD storage $ 1,799.00 US. Best Buy 11/25/2024. I still perform some command line tasks in the terminal, and a SSH application connected to other host systems. Again if I still did not perform tasks like these I would be using an Apple iPad Pro with the largest display for these old eyes how's my daily driver, even at the higher cost..

[@Lemmo73]

Great vid Greg.

[@GregsGadgets]

Thank you

[@DarkP1]

both are excellent devices but lately the software/apps are relying on cloud compute power so you barely make use of the performance of these devices and they are very, very underutilized

[@carlosdelacova1943]

I vote for the M4 MacBook 💻 Pro!!! Great 👍 video!! Many thanks!!!

[@maravreloaded]

The answer is: _Wait for the _*_M4 MacBook Air_*

[@chicagocarless]

The sound of the M4 iPad Pros, both of them, is markedly worse than the previous, thicker versions. It was depressing how much worse when I upgraded to my M4 iPad Pro 11. The fewer microphones have been a significant annoyance as well.

[@S-r9y]

It’s what you do with the hardware. Nothing else matters. Hell, use a pre-M1 if it gets the job done. Don’t be sucked into buying the next best thing in the belief your art will become dramatically better.

[@christyfrazier5990]

I chose IPad M4 because of the cellular option. If MBP had cellular I would buy one

[@CommonSense-hy2sn]

Not an Apple user but thanks on giving an update on Matthew Barbour

[@mannkeithc]

If faced with the choice of either an Apple M4 MacBook Pro or M4 iPad Pro I would choose neither and instead select a Microsoft Surface Pro 11, because that single Microsoft device with desktop grade operating system, touch display and stylus support can do everything I require, whereas in the Apple ecosystem I need both MacBook and iPad to complete those same tasks at twice the cost. I have a M4 iPad Pro 1TB and it's an outstanding media consumption device and you can have some fun playing games on it, but the limitations of iPad OS that restrict the types of application you can run, along with the cumbersome multi-tasking interface with poor workflows make it difficult to get real work done. I also use a lot of web apps, but iPad OS doesn't have a true desktop class web browser. Hence, an iPad will never be a computer. For me, a modern mobile computer must have a touch screen and intrinsic stylus support, as a keyboard and touch though useful doesn't provide a full and complete multi-UI experience. That immediately eliminates any MacBook, and hence, I will never buy another MacBook for that reason. I have just bought a base model M4 Mac Mini as my Mac device and added an external 1TB USB4 SSD which was cheaper than Apple's 256GB to 512GB upgrade option and has faster read / write performance than the Mini's internal SSD. M4 Mac Mini performance Vs cost is exceptional. But if travelling with a single computer, it always my Windows 11 tablet. OK, the Apple silicon devices slightly outclass it with regards performance, but the Windows tablet wins easily with regards capability which includes running VMs and a full programing IDE in addition to drawing and note taking with a stylus.

[@patrickcallahan2885]

I have an M3 Pro MBP 18gb, 1T SSD and an 11” M4 iPad Pro 8gb , 256gb SSD, and each device serves a purpose. My MBP is on my DeskTop connected to a 27” monitor, and my iPad is my portable, go everywhere, do it all device.

[@michaelbabiuk8758]

I have ALWAYS felt that the iPad tablet was a "secondary" computer in any Apple ecosystem. That being said, the iPad usefulness really shines in a dual MacBook Pro/iPad Pro ecosystem. (Yes, I understand the costs involved ) but considering just how long Apple products retain their usefulness and how fiscally wasteful upgrading a laptop yearly - like a significant population of computer users do, it makes far more sense to purchase a MacBook Pro first and then, a year (or two later) purchase an iPad Pro. Indeed, I am still rocking an iPad Pro v3 12.9" 2018 model next to my M3 Pro MacBook Pro laptop. The arguments supporting the concept of two devices optimized for their usefulness working together still outweighs the "toaster/refrigerator" jack of all trades single device initial cost advantage over the long run.

[@Kingkaya211cm]

My setup looking good ! Gaming pc plus mac mini m4 24gb 512gb plus ipad pro 13 inch 256 gb plus magic keyboard plus airpods max.. just need a better monitor and external storage and a gpu upgrade..

[@techmaster4913]

The M4 MacBook Pro is a better choice, the software holds the iPad back and the apps are buggy and not as good

[@trevorjonathan4405]

Depends what you’re coming from. MBP is being redesigned/slimmed with tandem oled on M6. Smarter upgrade for some is the redesigned M4 IP, Apple’s best hardware atm & Apps generally work better/more efficiently on IOS.

[@RyushinkaArts]

As an artist I’m choosing the iPad Pro m4 with the simple 256 GB and 8GB ram it will be enough for me and with the Apple Pencil pro I’ll be fine working in procreate. I’ll save the extra money and buy an external 1 TB solid state drive. Can’t draw on a MacBook and I already own an iMac so I don’t need that. Can’t wait to get my iPad Pro hopefully after tax refund season(knock on wood fingers crossed).

[@PLANETWATERMELON]

Its pretty simple. If you use any apps that use the Apple pencil it goes to the iPad if not the Mac OS is a clearly more powerful operating system.

[@Fishcakebuttie]

It’s the MacBook Pro with a pro chip. The M4 IPad is complete over kill for what u use it for and a M1 Pro iPad perfect for all use cases that you need it for!

[@rorywalters1614]

I would pick the iPad Pro 10/10, because I use a Mac in a desktop environment most of the times, I need a Mac at home to do some tasks when I’m not at home, and I use a Mac mini for that. Also laptops include MacBooks suck at desktop usage. I certainly wouldn’t get another Mac solely for portable usage. But, I have an iPad 9 and it does its just fine so I’m not getting a new iPad anytime soon.

[@PilotPerkins]

Get the MacBook Pro and a mini for on the go tablet stuff.

[@darsheng4899]

Thanks 🙏 a lot

[@chicanoman2999]

I’m ordering a used Mac Pro M1 and a new iPad Pro, I need one for videos, and one for flyers and mobile editing when doing other content, very true, each one has different purposes, but I feel guilty wanting both lmao

[@ballingaming1325]

just buy both, they are both amazing

[@ryanduffy5887]

MacBook is definitely a better choice for most people. I have the m1 iPad Pro and it does what I need from a computer but I would love to get the MacBook Pro if I had a real use case for it.

[@mesp673]

Genuine question, what are the limitations of the iPadOS, I think it serves is purpose and there are way more OS specific apps for example compared to Android? I mean iPadOS has grown a lot in the past few years, from better multi tasking to an improvement in file management. What are the actual limitations apart from not being able to run MacOS app in it?

[@mikldude9376]

Given the specs and price difference , I’m wondering if you could buy a cheap writing tablet and stylus, and plug it into your MacBook , then you’d have a touch screen capability , (at least for drawing),and the MacBook , come to think of it , could you plug in the very very cheapest possible iPad into the MacBook ? I’m guessing some out there would have tried this ?

[@tjadejoh]

Good video! This is always a fun comparison but I keep telling people a Mac will bring them further in productivity

[@masx4813]

I would choose MacBook, because of the mac OS itself The weight ain't a problem for me, functional is more important

[@AlienFactor]

if the Anker docking station is awesome I would only but if it had a M.2 SSD built within

[@Shundave]

For 2025, I went with an M4 iMac with 32Gb of RAM and 2Tb of storage. For when I’m on the move, I also got the 13” M2 iPad Air with WiFi and cellular, 512Gb of storage, Magic Keyboard, and Apple Pencil Pro. The iPad Air is as powerful a laptop replacement as I will need with the bonus of cellular connectivity so no looking for WiFi hotspots. There is nothing I need to do with these machines that justifies spending thousands more for a MacBook Pro or iPad Pro.

[@FireMunki63]

You cannot use the pencil on a MacBoo Pro, there is no touch screen on a MacBook Pro, there is no OLED display on a MacBook Pro. The MacBook Pro is not an e-Reader, you cann draw on it or annotate notes with a Pencil. My point is yes we know it is more expensive but it is a completely different use case scenario especially if you are an artist.

[@nattygains2955]

Bought bought and I am happy

[@KevinFuggi]

As long as the iPad (along with the magic keyboard and apple pencil) costs what it does, it's not even close that any MacBook is a better value. The current iPad is WAY too expensive to justify IMO. I'd get a MacBook every time over this iPad without thinking twice. Tandem OLED isn't nearly enough to swing my decision.

[@maxcolvin9209]

I want both.

[@KevyBearie]

idk why but when im using my ipad pro with magic keyboard on websites like google docs on safari it just doesn't scroll properly

[@jeromederouette2922]

nice video, fair comparison. Perso, as much as i LOVE the m4 ipp and its amazing screen, side by side using vivid the macbook still wins! And while the ipad is fun, you can still do ANYTHING , work or leisure, much easier and faster on the macbook, so the latter will always win till the day we finally get the option to install macos, and that day the ipad wont ever have a contestent ever again.... ps: when can we see future craig???

[@justinwahlquist6374]

Just look at it like as a business and Art point of view. The tablet is is Art and the laptop is for office work.

[@Bassboy1987]

iPads have never really appealed to me personally. I've always preferred the flexibility of a laptop with macOS over iPadOS and if I need a tablet like experience on the go, I feel that my iPhone Pro Max does that for me.

[@moulishpatel554]

macOS and being cheaper automatically makes the MacBook a better choice over an iPad

[@annap214]

The only reason I chose iPad Pro is because of the drawing app Procreate and Procreate Dream

[@kevinsmithfox4614]

Me too

[@Jay52051]

No I’m still on m1 MacBook Pro

[@Jimmyfly215]

what if you own both devices?

[@user-hl9jq8iz4i]

You are rich

[@adisalim1151]

Apple needs to change the MacBook bro with touch screen.

[@seannightwal1765]

M4 iPad Pro > M4 Macbook Pro Easy choice, the iPad is using an OLED display. I'll wait for Macbooks to be OLED in 2026-2027 before upgrading my 2020 M1 Macbook Pro.

[@tek_soup]

there's better screen, and 5G worth the more cost. and all the little differences.

[@jhardy7799]

@GregsGadgets - your hair gets longer every time I watch one of your videos

[@GregsGadgets]

Don’t watch my next video….

[@jasfx7241]

Just buy both easy.

[@PaulCarlyle-j5m]

I want switch to apple because my Dell xps wont let me upgrade Windows 11 think ipad pro or Mac book pro 14 inch 16gb 512gb

[@sddrx6000]

Guys remember, “the more you buy the more you save” - Nvidia, 2025

[@TheMexxodus]

Just start a whining campaign to Apple to make a MacBook Pro 360 with finally a touchscreen and all that whining by a minority who want to turn a tablet into a MacBook can finally stop! 🙃

[@mipad553]

Does mac support egpu

[@sameersheriff7078]

Hows this even a comparison ??? both are totally of a different segments and next why not do iPhone vs iPad then

[@lukchem]

I would go with the iPad Pro. I like that it has Face ID over Touch ID and I love the option to add Cellular Connectivity. I like that when I am on the go I don’t need to use hotspot all the time. Also I just like the option of having an touch screen. The operating system is fine, when you got used to iPadOS and how it works you can do everything on it a Mac can do.

[@Alcysx]

“you can do everything on it a Mac can do.‘ this is false lol

[@nikkogutierrez1846]

Is this Pete Holmes little brother or something?? because the mannerisms and look are wildly close

[@luigi92124]

Why should all devices have a Touch Screen? For me a Laptop shouldn't have a Touch Screen? What is so bad on a Headphone Jack? Cable is the best Connection ever.

[@bertraminc9412]

Conclusion... DO NOT BUY THE NEW IPAD PRO. The battery only lasts one day. It is heavier. I wish I'd kept my last one. If you have an Intel MBP then you will benefit from the M chips. Apple is actively reaching down and turning off the Intel functionality. I expect to see a class action lawsuit over this soon. There is no reason why my iTunes should stop allowing me to buy music just because I'm on a five year old Intel MBP. Other things are no longer working as well. Tim Cook has done this his entire tenure, artificially making people upgrade hardware... from shortening iPhone battery life to make you think your iPhone is dying to turning off features without even updating software that he is doing now with Intel MPBs. If I don't update my macOS there is no reason why my iTunes should just stop allowing me to sign in. I hope someone files a lawsuit soon.

[@flipwarrior]

I saw you at the Kamala Harris rally, but I was too shy to speak to you.

[@murtazachaudhary3339]

Nice video

[@deanwilliams9711]

I’m an academic and a tragic Apple fanboy (for which I blame my family). The MacBook Pro is a fabulous machine - I had the M3 - but for my workflow of research with primary documents, secondary material, and extended periods of writing, the iPad Pro 13 with new Magic Keyboard is the all-in-one device I was waiting for. I still have a 2018 iPad Pro and a MacBook kicking around, but I know that when I’m travelling (and even when I’m not) the M4 iPad can do everything I need or want to do. An absolutely fabulous piece of kit.

[@jakedunlap8809]

Awesome video! I have an iPad Pro and I love it! I went with the 2 TB model with Wi-Fi plus cellular. It’s really nice! Since my mom is a retired educator, I was able to get the education discount. I like to use mine to watch sports in movies. It also makes a good web browser when traveling. I also use it to check email. I went with the 2 TB model because I have a large iTunes collection of movies. I still have room to add to the collection.

[@stevenrhodes]

iPad Pro all the way

[@claudiameier666]

both are great and both are too expensjive

[@astrailiaous_Sempticreed]

Tech onision bro.

[@ChompitoErgoSum]

Sorry to rain on your ascendancy and plunge you back into depression, but it's "spacetime" not space *and* time. But hang tough, tis a minor quibble. 😉

[@GabrielGasp]

Nope, never asked this question before, seems like a very stupid question. Do you need a laptop? Buy a MacBook. Do you need a tablet? Buy an iPad.

[@danielxmiller]

I don't get why you think this is a "stupid" question. Not everyone needs "just" a laptop or "just" a tablet. Sometimes people need both or maybe they want to know if the tablet is capable of doing things the laptop can do, so they are doing their research. A lot of times it's a stretch to even buy one thing, let alone two; so they are forced to decide on one or the other. Do I buy the laptop and just not have a tablet, or maybe I buy the laptop and get a super cheap tablet for the things the laptop can't do but a cheaper tablet can do (or not). Or maybe I want to draw, but I also edit videos so I'm researching if the iPad Pro can edit videos like that laptop can. There are so many scenarios that just because you can't think of a situation a person is in, doesn't mean they aren't in one. That doesn't make their curiosity stupid by any means. Perhaps in an ideal world where everyone can afford everything, then this question wouldn't be relevant, but we don't live in that world.

[@GabrielGasp]

@ cool

[@kejsipsjsmn451]

This video sucks. The iPad Pro is a piece of shit except for the OLED display

[@PaynesGamingGalaxy]

How dare you! This is a crazy powerful amazing iPad Pro! He’s just being fair!

[@kejsipsjsmn451]

@ he’s not being fair by saying it’s better than a MacBook Pro….

[@PaynesGamingGalaxy]

@ He’s not saying it’s better in all ways, it’s better in some. He showed all of the information to back it up anyways

[@kejsipsjsmn451]

@ it has an OLED display… that’s it…

[@PaynesGamingGalaxy]

@ It’s like you didn’t watch the video. He goes over so many more things.

[@davidbailey9464]

OMG first comment here boy, wooooo!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Roban554]

I have the first comment on you comment. WOHO WOW

[@GregsGadgets]

Hell yeah. Ty

[@dough.9241]

“iPad Pro almost 90% less weight than MacBook Pro… could stack 3 iPads to match weight of MacBook Pro.” This dude totally sucks at math.

[@BlueBetaPro]

I've not been following Apple at all for a long time now since they trashed the MacBook Pro years ago. What an odd comparison, in the fact how is it even a comparison, how can a phone-like OS compete with an actual computer. It's a non-comparison, they serve two different needs. Are people really that tech-illiterate they're confused about the difference between an actual capable computer and a much more limited tablet that you can hardly control. Clearly Apple seems interested in limiting it's users and locking them in to their tightly controlled experience aka the iPad and iPhone with the limited App Store. I feel bad for people given an iPad who would be better served by an actual computer.

[@herbertgoldenboy]

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