Apple's iPad Pro May Be Smaller, But It's Packed With Power

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Remember the iPad Pro?

That giant tablet that Apple launched

last fall that was just huge and

designed to be a computer and everything for everybody.

Well this is also the iPad Pro.

It's 9.7 inches.

It's a lot more portable.

It weighs about a pound.

It's super thin and light,

but it has all the same features

as the bigger iPad Pro.

You can use the Apple pencil to draw and doodle.

You can use the keyboard to get real work done.

It's super fast.

It has the A9X processor.

It has all of the same camera stuff,

all of the same software, everything.

It's just a smaller package here.

The two new things it has going for it

are all on the display.

One is called Night Shift which lets

you change the display gamut as

the day goes on so that your eyes

will still be comfortable, and you won't stay up

because of blues which is terrible

for when you're reading bed.

The other is called True Tone,

and it will actually adapts to the light

of the room that you're in

to make sure that you have an accurate display

no matter what you're doing.

It's kind of weird when you toggle it on and off,

but it really seems to help.

Basically this is sort of a catchall device.

It's designed for people who have

an iPad but haven't upgraded in years.

It's designed for people who are using

Windows PCs that they'd like to upgrade.

It's designed for everybody.

It's $599 with 32 gigs of storage

or 749 with 128 gigs

or $899 for 250 gigs of storage which is crazy.

Basically this is meant to be the iPad

for absolutely everyone.