ipad pro: hands-on with apple’s new all-screen tablet

The transition to Face ID allowed Apple to make iPad's side bezels slimmer, and the result might be the embodiment of a tablet yet.   The 11-inch display is housed in similar to the size of the previous 10.5-inch iPad Pro, and the 12.9-inch model is smaller than its predecessor — about the size of sheet of paper.   The screen looks great it's the same 264ppi and it's as bright and sharp as ever.   I watched iPad Pro drive 5K display out of DJay Pro, and it can now support extended display, while iPads just mirrored.   I also saw it connect to camera, and we've confirmed that it will not support storage over USB-C ( When I complained that I just want to import RAW directly to Lightroom CC and skip the camera roll, to Siri Shortcut that deletes photos from the camera roll after import to Lightroom.   The charging is neat it magnets into place on the side of iPad Pro, and indicator pops up on-screen with the battery level.   Pencil also has function tapping the flat side twice Notes switches from the pen to the eraser and back again.   Keyboard Folio is the same as the old one, and Smart Connector has been moved to the bottom of iPad, so it connects differently.   neat trick is that you can just double tap the spacebar to open and unlock iPad using Face ID.   iPad Pro starts at $799 for the 11-inch model and $999 for the 12.9-inch size.   Read more