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The big 12.9-inch iPad Pro — the top end of Apple’s tablet lineup — is about the most iPad you can buy. It has the largest screen of any iPad, which is a lovely Mini LED panel that gets very bright, and in 2021, it was upgraded with the M1 processor to give it a very long shelf life with lots of processing headroom. While all of this normally calls for a fairly high price of $1,099 or higher, you can get a.
This nearly $200 discount is as good of a deal as you’re going to find on the M1 iPad Pro. And while you may need additional accessories like a keyboard case to make it a complete laptop replacement, I speak from personal experience that the large display makes this iPad a great around-the-house device. It also pairs well with the
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