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Foldable iPads/Macbooks are more likely to happen. They can be done. 

It's very useful for people who cannot do those things due to paralysis. 

"Did you see the episode of "Shark Tank" with the doofus who claimed to have invented an implant like this? It had to be surgically implanted, and every time the battery ran out of recharge, it had to be surgically removed, a new battery installed, and surgically reimplanted. The Sharks laughed him out of the tank. Rightfully so."

I have not seen it but an implant doesn't need a battery if the chip is extremely power efficient and only need a radio transmitter to send power along with data. That's much how cochlear implants work. It provides power and data. 

 If a person has an A12Z, A12X, A10X or older iPad Pros, there are lots of reasons to upgrade depending on what the person wants.

If you're using it for web browsing, reading, and writing, there is absolutely no perceptible difference. I had A12Z and now have M2 and I don't see anything different. They both are fast and snappy, even with Stage Manager on. Running benchmarks do reveal significant differences but to see the gain in performance, you'd have to do some heavy content creation like large photos or videos. 
   

Honestly, the iPhone 14 Pro is a huge upgrade from iPhone 12 mini when it comes to photography. 
  
I really love the cameras in iPhone 14 Pro. Images look so much more detailed, vibrant, and vivid. They truly make photos very memorable. 

I definitely noticed an unusually long battery life on my S5 and S7 since the update, lasting much longer than I expected even though I already optimized a lot of power features.