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iPad Pro has 4GB RAM reveals Adobe Photoshop Fix app

iPad Pro has 4GB RAM reveals Adobe Photoshop Fix app

Posted on September 10, 2015September 25, 2019 By Jarvis

During Apple’s big announcement of the iPad Pro yesterday, the company of course highlighted the mega-tablet’s A9X processor and 12.9-inch retina display, but other specs were unfortunately glossed over. Fortunately there’s good news for anyone considering the device as a serious multi-tasking work horse: it has 4GB of RAM inside, double that of the iPad Air 2. Surprisingly this information comes not from Apple, but from Adobe’s press release for their new Photoshop Fix app.
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