Hands-on with the iPad Pro, its keyboard, and its pencil | Ars Technica

Hands-on with the iPad Pro, its keyboard, and its pencil | Ars Technica Apple's iPad Pro is pretty much what you'd expect: an iPad Air grabbed by the corners and stretched.

The new tablet uses the same basic design cues as the iPad Mini and iPad Air before it—chamfered metal edge, thin but not exceptionally narrow bezels, volume buttons with no mute switch, Home button with TouchID. Everything is just expanded.

Did I say stretched? I meant streeeached!

How Apple Pencil stacks up against Wacom Cintiq

How Apple Pencil stacks up against Wacom Cintiq The Apple Pencil, which Apple showed the world during Wednesday’s big product showcase, has a much narrower body and tip, allowing the stylus to not obscure the drawing itself. I would also argue it provides more freedom of drawing motion.

Here you go, quoters of Steve Jobs. Steve was disparaging the Palm Pilot not the Apple Pencil.