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mike1 said:

If this is true, I'd be a little disappointment that the Pro models are starting with a 6.1" screen and therefore enclosure. The 5.8" screen on the X, XS and 11 Pro were great. Those who wanted a larger screen could go to the Max versions.

I and others believe its the same outer dimensions but display pushed out even further

How does it even get to that point?

btw there might be additional anti-Apple watch bias due to editor Nilay Patel's ridiculous argument with ex apple exec jean-louis gassee. If you haven't read about it its a hoot

Like Renee Ritchie says there seems to be no room for nuance in the reporting. I am a physician. I can say that this is not going to precipitate a health crisis. It might cause a few more visits but at worst cause a real EKG to be done, or a real heart monitor to be placed. I can say that its actually pretty good at recording the rhythm and rate. Like all tools it is not the everything of health nevertheless it is A tool. And it is not the devil either. I bought one because every once in a while if I drink too much caffeine I get a funky bunch of palpitations and I was curious to see what it looked like

slurpy said:

I don't think the iPad mini deserves to exist. The iPad is being more and more as a content creation device and as a Mac replacement (for some) and the mini is just too small to adhere to the expectations of the modern iPad, and what it can be. 

Doctor here.  Fits nicely in lab coat pocket, blazer pocket and inside pocket of travel vest.  I have a fantastic 10.5 ipad pro for around the house and certain travel, but I spend much more time with the 7.9 as it is significantly more convenient to carry around.