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new ipad pro is a beast
If that is true, then holy shit. 😱 That's mad impressive. Also if that's true, then that thing could potentially run Logic Pro X.
Finally.
Now I can start playing games instead of trying to make music.
Been the plan the whole time, just waiting for the iPad to mature enough.
This new iPad is a real Game-starter!
nooooooooooooooo!
But can it run iCrysis?
(probably!
)
HAHAHAHAHA !!
I don't know why, but I am a doubter of this ...
Playing games is now a top career choice!
I am getting in now, now that I’m nearly 50 years old!
You win 😂
So can it runs my favorite reverbs and synth now? Maybe........but someone must port them now
However (i posted this already in the other one of the 100 threads) since the benchmark looks pretty impressive it doesn´t say much about how it compares to other platforms with similar tools and especially how long will it handle huge loads before thermal throttle.
We will see soon.
Gaming? I like some gaming but damn i hate gaming on touch screens. But maybe with a controller and external 4k monitor the new iPads could become a nice console without the really loud fan noise of my PS4.
The gaming thing makes little sense, the best games are played with Controllers or Keyboard and Mouse, we all know Mouse will never be supported on iPad and Apple went out of their way to disable every Bluetooth controller they could find a few IOS iterations ago, I still have a shelf full of controllers that can't be seen anymore by IOS, so why did they even mention high end games ?
So is the price for it, if you go by Tim at Dischord.....
Oh apple, put these chips in the MacBooks already!
If Logic Pro X would be a thing, yes... that’s still the crux
If Apple would ever get smart about these things that is.
Ah well, at least we'll have NS2 to look forward to, and on an 11" iPad Pro, it SHOULD run stellar. I'll have to ask Matt if there'll be support for AIrPods as I really don't want to bother with dongles and shit. 