The iPad Pro is a better iPad than a laptop<article>
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<p>The best tools are designed purposefully. A tool designed to do anything might be great in certain circumstances–if you’re stranded without a corkscrew in the Swiss mountains, for example–but I’d argue that the best tools are those that have been designed with a user, and a use, in mind.</p><p>This is a philosophy that Apple seems to share, at least most of the time. And it serves the company well.</p><p>One of the maxims that TV food personality Alton Brown used to repeat on his late, great Food Network series
Good Eats was that in the kitchen, tools with only one use–unitaskers–were generally a bad idea. And I’d generally agree, especially in a field (kitchen gadgets) littered with junky one-trick-pony products frequently advertised on TV. (Look at that tomato! Now how much would you pay?)</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3069952/ios/the-ipad-pro-is-a-better-ipad-than-a-laptop.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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The iPad Pro is a better iPad than a laptop
