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Stupid writing tricks: Trying hard to fail with an iPad

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<p>No matter how many people use the iPad professionally, we can not seem to put to rest this old saw of pundits: “CAN the iPad be use as a professional tool?! Our resident greater-than-90-degree-angle Colin Blunderbuss investigates!”</p><p>Writing for ZDNet, Chris Matyszczyk says <a href="https://www.zdnet.com/article/i-tried-to-write-this-article-on-an-ipad-pro-it-didnt-go-well/" rel="nofollow">“I tried to write this article on an iPad Pro. It didn’t go well.”[/url]</p><p>This plays out a little bit like “I tried eat a ham sandwich by blending it and sucking it through a straw. It didn’t go well.”</p>

<p>You see, I wanted to believe all the ads that tell me an iPad Pro is actually a computer that's trimmed itself a little and had a makeover and Botox at the Cupertino Salon.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3290348/ipad/stupid-writing-tricks-trying-hard-to-fail-with-an-ipad.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>

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