This is the new iPad pro. It's unlike any iPad or anything we've made before because everything has changed starting with the screen as an all screen that goes edge to edge an impossibly thin profile.
No, thinner, no, thinner than that, yep that thin. So it's not impossible.
It just required fitting a larger display into a smaller form including individual pixels to create perfectly rounded corners, re-engineering the true depth camera system, making the speakers smaller but louder, adding microphones, shrinking LEDs pushing it all to the very edge. So it fits within that narrow border with everything still weighing about a pound.
So when you hold it the technology seems to recede and you're left feeling like you're essentially holding light. That's because the liquid Retina display is our most advanced and responsive display ever.
There's no more home button because its face ID, the most secure and seamless way to unlock your iPad has been redesigned to work in any direction so there's no wrong way to unlock it or use it. It also is the most powerful and smartest chip we've ever made, made even smarter by the Apple neural engine now on iPad for the very first time.
It's powerful enough for Photoshop. Yep, real Photoshop.
And because of the chip, everything you do, like surfing the web, messaging at the same time, dragging and dropping is faster than ever and faster than 92% of portable PCs. But that's not all.
We didn't just think about the iPad or the accessories but how they all connect. That's why there are 102 magnets all precisely aligned to create a perfect system.
So you can do this and charge your pencil at the same time. Drawing the writing will feel as natural as, well, a pencil only better because it's cylindrical touch sensor gives you more control like switching tools with a double tap.
There's also a new keyboard that snaps into place like this, and this, which is perfect for group FaceTime. And with USB-C this now connects to that, that, that, and that.
