When Apple first introduced the iPad Pro, most assumed that their intention was to compete with the Surface Pro, but I’m pretty sure that’s no longer the case (or maybe it never was). Apple is just as capable as Microsoft, they could easily add touchpad/mouse support to the iPad, they could easily make iOS more like a real, full operating system, they could have given the keyboard a proper laptop mechanism (like the Surface Book bases hinge) instead of limiting it to just 2 angles. I could go on and on. The real question is, why don’t they want to compete with the Surface Pro? I’m not very familiar with Apple’s thinking so I genuinely would love to hear what everyone’s thoughts are on this
Bats
<p>The answer to the question "<span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">why don’t they want to compete with the Surface Pro?" </span>is easy.</p><p><br></p><p>Apple is simply trying to re-invent computing. That's why they have a campaign called "What's a computer?" </p><p><br></p><p>The Surface Pro is basically a modern laptop, whereas the iPad Pro and other non-PCs are newer and revolutionary ways of computing. </p>