The highest-end 12.9-inch iPad Pro M1 costs more than even the MacBook Pro M1

The top-end 12.9-inch iPad Pro costs up to $ 2,399 – more expensive than the top-end MacBook Pro M1 and of course the MacBook Air M1.
On the morning of April 21 (in Vietnam time), the first Apple product launch event in 2021 with the theme “Spring Loaded” officially took place.

At this event, Apple unveiled the new iPad Pro duo with a constant design, but the hardware inside the device has an extremely strong upgrade when equipped with an Apple M1 chip. (Photo: Apple) With the 12.9-inch iPad Pro version, the product has been upgraded to a new mini-LED screen, which Apple calls the Liquid Retina XDR display technology. For the first time, the iPad Pro comes with 2TB of storage and up to 16GB of RAM; 5G connection support for super fast data transfer speeds. (Photo: Apple) Until now, Apple’s iOS and iPadOS operating systems did not take up too much RAM. So, with such a large amount of RAM, this shows that Apple is really serious about making the iPad Pro a powerful device and more features than a regular tablet. (Photo: Apple) Users can use iPad Pro to work efficiently such as editing photos, editing videos, rendering videos or even rendering heavy 3D graphics smoothly. The new iPad Pro will start at $ 799 for the 11-inch version, and $ 1099 for the 12.9-inch version. (Photo: Apple) The top-end 11-inch iPad Pro version with 16GB RAM and 2TB storage will cost up to $ 2,099, while the top-end 12.9-inch iPad Pro model costs up to $ 2,399 – more expensive than the MacBook Pro M1 the most advanced version and of course the MacBook Air M1. Notably, neither of these prices include the Apple Pencil or Magic Keyboard accessory. If you want users to spend more money to buy more products. (Photo: Apple) Users can order iPad Pro from April 30 and the device will officially be on shelves in the second half of May.