MisterKit

The amount of RAM is the most important factor in future proofing iPads. The only technical difference between iPad 6 and iPad 7 is the extra gig of Ram in iPad 7. The CPU’s have evolved to an almost over engineered state. RAM will always be a factor.

There is a fine line between price and usefulness. Apple has pretty much always marketed to high end consumers who have the means to appreciate quality and just make the purchase. As for me my most advanced model is an iPad 7. The Logitech keyboard/trackpad looks nice but with several MBP’s I really don’t need it. For me the iPad is a hold in your hands device. Today more than ever the sweet spot is the new MacBook Air.

It’s a muddy area.

There really is a different experience between using a desktop/laptop computer and using an iPad. Apple has for sometime now avoided jumping into this muddy end of the pool. It is not easy to combine the two. I find the iPad experience to be great. Short of being able to run Logic Pro X the iPad is all I need. When I want to record and edit music it’s back to MacOS.

The history of Apple is not to follow but to lead. Most of the time they nail it.

I think it is good to have a mouse option for iPad but I don’t see where it would help me. When I use my iPad I hold it with both hands.