The new iPad Pro with M1 chip sets performance records. Not only is it over 50 percent faster than its predecessor, it even beats the MacBook Pro with i9 processor which costs more than £2,799/$2,799.

The new M1 iPad Pro is incredibly powerful and can be used to create a podcast, but for this use-case, it's iPadOS and not the hardware preventing it from being the ultimate mobile audio workstation.

Last month, Apple introduced a new iPad Pro with the same M1 chip found in the latest Macs, and early benchmark results indicate that the M1 iPad Pro is over 50% faster than the previous-generation ...

Apple this week announced a new generation iPad Pro. And although it is equipped with Apple’s latest M2 chip, there isn’t much else new on these iPads. For those who are considering buying a new iPad ...

In this head-to-head comparison, we look at the differences between Apple’s new iPad Pro with the M1 chip and Samsung’s latest 2-in-1 Android tablet. Head-To-Head Without a doubt, Apple’s move to ...

It doesn’t make sense now and it will never make sense in the future to put macOS on any iPad. If I had a nickel for every time someone said they wished the M1 iPad Pro ran macOS instead of iPadOS, ...

Apple's theoretically high-powered tablet is already here, but the next round of software and feature tweaks could make or break it. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore ...

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Following reviews of the new iMac being published yesterday, the first reviews of Apple’s newest M1 iPad Pro are here. In the reviews, we get a closer look at how the M1 chip takes advantage of iPadOS ...

Ah, yes — the age-old question of whether an iPad can replace a laptop. It’s an experiment many people attempted and failed last year with the iPad Pro, so why try again? Especially with the smaller ...