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1. BUY CAR CHARGER FOR MAC MACBOOK PRO AND PRO AIR FULL
2. BUY CAR CHARGER FOR MAC MACBOOK PRO AND PRO AIR WINDOWS

On the other hand, the iPad Pro does offer split-screen functionality now, which does allow a degree of multitasking.

BUY CAR CHARGER FOR MAC MACBOOK PRO AND PRO AIR WINDOWS

If you like to keep multiple windows and programs open to work among them at the same time, I can see why the MacOS interface might be attractive. It totally depends on the type of multitasking you're doing. They say that MacBooks are better for multitasking, but I'm going to have to disagree here. iPad Pro (2021) vs MacBook Air (2020): Which type of multitasker are you? If you don't use these types of programs, then you might not need a MacBook at all. Crazy ideas aside, if you use your laptop for big MacOS-dependent programs, then the iPad Pro might not be your best solution. I mean, the MacBook Air can technically run iOS apps now, so the idea doesn't seem too farfetched.

I am wondering if a hybrid device may come out in the future that can run both MacOS and iOS programs. With that being said, the iPad Pro now runs on the Apple M1 chip so it has the power to run these types of programs it just doesn't have the interface. In my opinion, the biggest difference between the iPad Pro and the MacBook Air is the operating system. That's why it would be hard for me to give up my Mac for an iPad Pro, even if it did have a cool Magic Keyboard case. I have tried the dumbed-down counterparts on iOS and was decidedly unimpressed.

BUY CAR CHARGER FOR MAC MACBOOK PRO AND PRO AIR FULL

For me, though, I use my MacBook Air to run some pretty robust programs like Photoshop (the full version), Adobe Illustrator, and InDesign. Yes, I know, the touchscreen is big too, but we'll get into that later. iPad Pro (2021) vs MacBook Air (2020): The OS dilemma These are the things you'll need to think about before choosing which device suits your needs. Operating system, for example, and touchscreen versus monitor.

The differences that do exist however, are pretty crucial. When it comes to sheer power, memory, and storage, there isn't much difference between an iPad Pro and a MacBook Air. Upon close scrutiny you will see that there are a ton of similarities here. Two Thunderbolt/USB 4 ports and headphone portīacklit Magic Keyboard with multi-touch Trackpadĩ.74 inches x 7.02 inches x 0.23 inch (11-inch), 11.04 inches x 8.46 inches x 0.25 inch (12.9-inch)ġ.04 pounds (11-inch), 1.51 pounds (12.9-inch) Processors, displays, and storage capabilities are all pretty similar between the two, and when you pair the iPad Pro with a keyboard case, are they even all that different? Check it out:Ģ388x1668 at 264 ppi (11-inch), 2732x2048 at 264 ppi (12.9-inch)ġ2MP wide, 10MP extra-wide back, TrueDepth front But now more than ever, their technical specs are not so very different. When you analyze the format of a standalone iPad Pro next to a MacBook Air, they may look like two completely different devices. iPad Pro (2021) vs MacBook Air (2020): Key differences Let's take a look at all of the specifications of each machine before we decide. Here we have the age-old quandary: iPad Pro or MacBook? Chances are this is not the first time you've had this internal debate, and the release of an all-new and more powerful iPad Pro only makes the decision more difficult.