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The iPad Pro still isn’t a MacBook replacement, and it never will be
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The iPad Pro still isn’t a MacBook replacement, and it never will be
Macworld Ever since Apple introduced the first iPad Pro in 2015, it’s been advertising its flagship tablet as a worthy PC replacement. Campaigns such as “Your next computer is not a computer” and “What’s a computer?” have made it clear Apple wants people to see the iPad as more than a fun tablet. At the same time, the iPad has many limitations that prevent it from truly replacing a computer like Apple’s MacBooks. And although iPadOS 26, which i…
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