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That’s actually a very substantial size difference. Will probably make a big difference for the camera.
Is it kinda too close to the magnet for some accessories now though?

Not first, but the best.

Apple might do it if they think it’s possible to make a product that doesn’t wear out. Like, bigger folding radius, better bendable material, better structural support etc.

The current foldies wear so much in the crease over time, judging by long time reviews. That kind of wear Apple would never accept.

The idea of having a small device expand into a big screen device is of course enticing. AR glasses is kind of the king of that, because the “big screen” is virtual. But a foldable (or rollable) would be more casually useful.

Perhaps stage manager is a hint at bigger size iPad Pro to come? 14"? 15"? I haven't tested the beta, but on a 13" screen I think screen real estate is precious, and Stage Manager seems to take a whole lot of screen real estate. Will definitely try it once it goes live.

At this point, for a Mac Pro, if the M1ultra and M2ultra is what they've got, perhaps they could create a grid computer with up to four motherboards in one computer. And make a special version of Mac OS that handles this seamlessly. Using the grid power for render cues, and massive computational stuff. If they wanna leap ahead, I have a feeling maybe M2ultra alone might not be insane enough to compete head on with the competition when it comes to this level of maxed out dedicated work stations?

I would appreciate an Apple Watch that was much slimmer, maybe an e-ink display, Super low power consumption, more basic functionality, something that you don’t really feel on your wrist. The current direction is pretty cool, and very impressive, but I have very little interest in it.