Apple’s release of the latest addition to their line of iPads has some die-hard fans feeling much more apathetic than usual.
Now the question many Apple fanatics find themselves asking is…
Sure, the upgrades are cool, but what do people even use iPads for anyway?
What’s New With The Latest Generation Of iPads?
Apple’s latest release, the iPad Pro (2024) sells itself on its lightness, thinness, and processing speed. While the tablet definitely can be considered an advancement, many are left still wondering what iPads have to offer.
Apple has provided a flimsy answer to that at best. Essentially, the makers of the tablet believe that the iPad’s potential reaches beyond just being another screen you keep around the house.
In fact, Apple put out an ad to promote the new model of iPads, to only receive critical backlash across the internet, causing the company to take it down.
SO WHATEVER THE TABLETS PROMISE US… IT SEEMS LIKE THUS FAR IT MIGHT BE MISSING THE MARK.
After all, upgrades are great and all, but what are we supposed to do with them?
The new iPads have a better capacity for photos, processing times, and crisper images. But it still can’t do everything a phone can do and it still can’t do everything that a laptop can do.
So even with the upgrades, this product is still just a tablet.
IN ANY BUSINESS, WHAT YOU SELL HAS TO SOLVE A PROBLEM FOR A CUSTOMER. SO HOW IS THIS NEW TECH GOING TO REVOLUTIONIZE THE INDUSTRY?
Not to mention, to get the iPad’s full experience, additional accessories are necessary… but costly. With all of the accessories included in the purchase of the new tablet, the entire set would cost around $2,577.
The Future Of Apple’s Tablets
All in all, it’s very clear that the latest tablets champions versatility…
Yet the existence of a new model with upgrades that only marginally improve the experience makes one thing clear…
Any business with a successful product will know you need to give the product a purpose…
Or else, like the iPads, it will get more apathy than excitement from your base.
Be Great,
GCTV Staff
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