All you need to know about the iPad Pro

The new iPhone was out, but that wasn't Wednesday's big event, because the release of a new iPad stole the spotlight. But this new iPad isn't any iPad, it's a new line of iPad. Please welcome, the iPad Pro.

The iPad Pro...? What? Well by the end of this article you wouldn't have any more questions because it has everything you would want, and need to know, in easy words.

The new iPad is so big, it actually feels more like a laptop. Its 12.9 inch, and its display, a 2,732 x 2,048 pixel resolution, which means the resolution is excellent, and is better than any iOS device has had. The Wi-Fi models are 1.57 pounds heavy and the cellular is 1.59 pounds. 

It still has what all the past iPads ever had, a lightning connector (charger) port in the bottom, Touch ID (Fingerprint) Sensor on the home button, has a multi touch function, fingerprint resistant coating, and has a Anti-Reflective screen. Anything new it has is an another connector port on the right of the tablet, and a sensor on the screen that tells how hard you press.

It has a 10 hour battery life. The processor got updated as well, to the A9X processor, the fastest processor ever on an iPhone or iPad. 

And now, to the accessories.

There are 2 main accessories of the iPad Pro. One is the iPad Pro keyboard. And I'm thinking that this iPad is aimed for the same people that the Microsoft Surface tablet was. Students or On-the-go people that only need basic features like browsing, simple editing, no professional programs, and writing documents. Now without the keyboard, the Surface wouldn't be worth buying. I say without the keyboard, the iPad Pro wouldn't be worth buying as well. The only big difference between this and the other iPads was the screen size for the productivity, and well, same for Surface. The keyboard is also a "case-cover", which means, it's a screen cover and a case at the same time while being a keyboard. But... it's very expensive, for going $169 in the US. That was similar to the Surface's expensive keyboard as well.

The second accessory is the Apple Pencil. It's a stylus that- according to Apple, is very accurate, and precise to 1 pixel. It is specially designed for the iPad Pro (as the Surface Pen was for the Surface Pro) and with changing thicknesses with how hard you press, I think it's a very good stylus. The price isn't that expensive compared to other Bluetooth connected styluses, being $99.