You say that now, heathen, but when the murder bears come, you’ll be wishing you had prayed to the fire-breathing turtle of creation.
It just doesn’t bear consideration to her. It’s too absurd to devote time thinking about it*. She doesn’t use or need the information to make life decisions. Religious people do.
right, but the burden of proof isn’t on the disbeliever, it’s on the person making the unbelievable claims. If I told you I could jump 25 feet in the air, and you didn’t believe me, it wouldn’t be your job to prove that I can’t.
It doesn’t even have to be the best. It just has to be EASY for average people to do what they want without frustration :-) And apparently, people will pay more for that...
But, but, but, it’s about specs!
Umm...that’s like calling two very different SUVs the same fucking product because they share similar dimensions...Having a fundamentally different operating system and greatly superior app selection makes an incredible difference.
As an artist that uses a Wacom tablet for all my work, I am very interested in the iPad Pro and Apple Pen. I love my Mac pro with Wacom tablet, and I like my Surface Pro 2 with pen, but until now, all pens for the iPad have been terrible. I bought the Wacom pen, the Jot, etc... and I just can’t use them to reliably…
What is amazing is that every time Apple puts out a device, the argument is “there is already something out there that does that...”
If I could afford it, I would definitely want one, pencil and all.
Or, you know, simply give the Macbook line up a Pencil interface and the ability to fold back the screen to make it into a tablet. Now THAT will sell like hotcakes! :)
I can’t help but to think that once you get beyond the “15 minute trial demo” on an iPad Pro with a keyboard, the lack of a trackpad/mouse will be kind of a big issue.