Apple isn't good enough at software design to make macOS work on touch screens. Plus, they don't want to compete with themselves. Why sell an iPad running macOS when they can sell you a Macbook and an iPad instead?
replyBecause now, at this price, there’s not a situation where I’d buy an iPad Pro over this. Although it’s marketed as a “pro”, device, a keyboard plus professional apps minus a touch screen is more pro than the same device minus keyboard minus apps plus touch screen.
replyAnd there’s not a situation where I’d buy this over an iPad Pro.
replyNot same form factor + MacBooks don’t have cellular
replyNot having a modem is another artificial limitation.
replyYes, but a limitation nonetheless.
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