Will Form 2220 Pros 2023-2024

I don't even know where to start with this thing. This is the new iPad Pro, and this one is actually the most advanced iPad Pro you can get. This is the 12.9-inch version with one terabyte of storage and LTE, with the optional $199 keyboard cover and $129 Apple Pencil on top. This is a $2,200 iPad Pro. It is big, bad, and mean-looking. It has an 8-core A12X processor that is just lightning fast. It has this new Apple Pencil that clips on magnetically and charges wirelessly. It also has a USB-C port that can theoretically connect to basically anything. It's more expensive than my laptop with a processor that benchmarks faster than Apple's own Core i7 MacBook Pros. This iPad Pro is a beast. If a muscle car could turn into a tablet, it would turn into this. And I should love this. I should love it. It should keep me up at night. It should make my heart flutter every time I see it. It should be my number one go-to computer. But it's not. Let me tell you why. So, it's no secret that Apple's lead in tablets is just silly. No other company has a tablet that offers the same power, absolute ease-of-use, and battery life as the iPad Pro. Last year, when we reviewed the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, we said it was basically like Apple showing off. And this new iPad Pro is definitely Apple showing off again, especially when it comes to hardware. There are two sizes, 11 inches and 12.9 inches. The 11-inch model fits a larger screen into the same size body as the old 10.5-inch model, and the 12.9 shrinks the body down to fit the screen. The 12.9 is basically the same size as a sheet of paper, although I'm...