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The new iPad Pro that Apple unveiled on Tuesday runs on the same powerful M1 chip that’s packed inside the 24-inch iMac’s bottom bezel, a device that was also introduced at the show. The M1 powers three other Macs, the Mac mini desktop, and the 13-inch MacBook Pro and Air laptops launched last November when the M1 system-on-chip was introduced.
For years, some Apple fans have been hoping that Apple would merge the Mac and iPad products to offer the computing experience that’s only available on Windows. But Apple kept denying plans to unify macOS and iOS for its tablets and computers each time those speculations came up. And with each year, the iPad looked more and more like a great MacBook replacement, prompting more speculation that the two devices were on a converging path. The 2021 iPad Pro is as fast as the MacBook and iMac right now. But Apple made it clear, yet again, that it has no plans to merge the Mac and iPad.
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