Since Apple without hiding the iPad Pro as a real “computer“, many are starting to wonder if its tablets and MacBooks are not close to a merger. Indeed, with the arrival of the Touch Bar (which could also disappear), the firm's laptops have even become touchscreen - although many hope one day to see them be entitled to it for their large screen - especially since in thesame price rangefor some.
In order to silence doubts,CMOde la Pomme, however, has just clarified things in a recent interview. Don't be surprised: after years of complete silence, it is no longer so rare to see company executives open up to the media. Just this week, in fact,Kaiann Drance took some time to tell us more about AirTags connected key fobslong awaited.
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For those who master the language of Shakespeare, here is the content of the exchange between Greg Joswiak and the mediaThe Independent, in English therefore:
“There’s two conflicting stories people like to tell about the iPad and Mac. On the one hand, people say that they are in conflict with each other. That somebody has to decide whether they want a Mac, or they want an iPad. Or people say that we’re merging them into one: that there’s really this grand conspiracy we have, to eliminate the two categories and make them one. And the reality isneither is true. We’re quite proud of the fact that we work really, really hard to create the best products in their respective category.”
In short, for Joswiak, the question of making Macs and iPads one and the same range simply does not arise. The leader even uses the term “conspiracy” to qualify such hypotheses, cutting short their scope.
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Such a statement also reminds us that Apple is doing its best to match the desires and habits of as many users as possible. Is the iPhone 12 Pro Max too small for your TV+ series? Opt for the iPad mini. The Pro Display XDR + Mac mini duo is too expensive? Choose an iMac.
