New Apple iPad Pro eliminates home button By CNBC Television

Interesting attack by Apple here we do have the announcement of new iPad Pro some stats on that off the top there's an 11 inch and a 12 point 9 inch version. The 11 inch is slightly larger, of course, than the previous generation of the smaller iPad Pro. As I mentioned on the last hour, the sides are now flat. The design has changed, no home button, leaving more room for the screen inside there's the 12 X Bionic chip. The reason why that's important, of course, Apple does its own chip design. This is fabricated on a 7 nanometer process, and that is the cutting edge for chip manufacturing right now, why that's important is, as you get smaller in that manufacturing process, you're able to get better power efficiency, often pack more power into a chip and Apple is positioning this as sort of game console class performance, it cores CPU inside that's the central processing unit, the main chip they're, saying that it's 35 to 90%, faster, depending on whether you're talking about single core or multicore performance and, interestingly, they initially compared this to the Xbox One X.

In terms of graphics, performance, and they've, followed through on that comparison, by bringing the first developer out to talk about it as a 2k games with NBA, 2k and they're, showing how the animations flow on this iPad Pro they're talking about this as workstation really class performance, they haven't used those words, but I am, and it's interesting also because it's USB see now is the connector no longer lightning port. They're saying you can even charge your iPhone off of this. Now you can connect it to a 5k, monitor it's a very similar business positioning as we're seeing with the iPhone line, where they're going bigger, they're going premium they're trying to make an argument for this as a more powerful machine than you can get elsewhere among the competitors. That's good for margins, we'll have to see if they can make it good for volume as well guys you, you.

Source : CNBC Television