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iPad Pro vs iPad Air 2: Is BIGGER Actually BETTER?

iPad Pro vs iPad Air 2: Is BIGGER Actually BETTER?

Posted on November 24, 2015January 13, 2020 By Jarvis

Will the iPad Pro eat the iPad Air’s lunch?

When the iPad first came out in 2010 Steve Jobs said its 9.7-inch form factor was the PERFECT size for a tablet and that no other sizes were needed. But then came the 7.9-inch iPad mini–and, I mean, who would ever need MORE than two sizes of an iPad? Of course, then iPad (and tablet sales in general) started tanking–iPad sales have been declining 20% year over year as most people find that, unlike iPhones, there’s not a lot of point in getting a new tablet each year.
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