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5 WAYS THE NEW iPAD PRO CHANGES EVERYTHING ABOUT APPLE’S VISION FOR THE TABLET COMPUTER

If there was any doubt that Apple had an event planned for March, the company’s surprise announcement of the new iPad Pro on March 18 put it to rest. With a slew of new features and enhancements, the new iPad Pro is more than just your usual refresh. It charts a whole new course for the iPad and draws a clear line between the consumer and the pro iPad.

The new iPad Pro brings over all of the “pro” features from the prior model—USB-C, second-gen Apple Pencil support, ProMotion display, Face ID—but it also comes

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