Hi guys, GonnaGo here. Apple recently held an event exclusively for the iPad. The overall picture of the product lineup was similar to the rumors, but there were some new details and specs, so I summarized the key points by model. Perhaps the best purchase option at this iPad event might be the iPad Air 13-inch. I will revisit this point after actually getting the product. However, one thing is certain, through this event, we could see how Apple evaluates the iPad Pro as a device with remarkable performance and potential. To some extent, it seems like Apple is eagerly pursuing all the desired hardware and necessities to the point where they might no longer consider the marketability of the iPad Pro. It seems appropriate to say that they are really pushing the boundaries of what they consider necessary.

The prices have increased accordingly. In fact, considering the price increase in U.S. dollars, it is understandable. However, the prices in Korea seem to have a significant difference due to the exchange rate, which made me feel reluctant. Therefore, the 13-inch iPad Air seems like an ambiguous option, but at the same time, it could be a happy medium. First, let's look at the key changes for each model. The iPad Air now comes in two size options: 11 inches and 13 inches. Thanks to the split view, multitasking, or apps like Procreate and Adobe Photoshop, having more space is advantageous. There are four color options: a new blue color, Purple, Starlight, and Space Gray. On the front...

In the case of cameras, now, the horizontal front camera is being applied to all iPads one by one. Considering that iPads are mostly used with keyboards and placed horizontally for use, this changed position is much more natural. In terms of performance, the M chip and the X chip are naturally installed, and it is said to be almost 50% faster than the Air with the X chip. As for the speakers, a horizontal stereo speaker supporting spatial sound is installed. In addition, in the case of the Air 13, the bass has been doubled, so it is possible to provide much improved sound when listening to music or watching videos. There are three storage options: 128GB, 512GB, and 1TB. As for compatible accessories, the newly released Apple Pencil Pro and USB-C Pencil are compatible, and the hovering feature of the pencil is supported, of course. However, understanding is

While there are points that can cause dissatisfaction at the same time, both I and current iPad Air and Pro users are using the existing Apple Pencil 2nd generation, which is not compatible with the new iPad released this time. The reason is due to the change in the front camera position. When the camera and sensor array are placed horizontally, the iPad ends up being positioned in the center of the screen like this. So, the camera and sensor end up occupying the internal space used for wireless charging and pairing of the existing Apple Pencil 2nd generation, leading to a complete redesign of the Apple Pencil's charging system. In other words, the new Apple Pencil Pro is specially designed to accommodate this physical architecture, while the existing 2nd generation Apple Pencil does not match the changed structure of the new iPad Air and Pro, so in the new iPad Air and Pro, this.

The Apple Pencil is not compatible, so if you want to change your device and purchase a new iPad, you also need to buy the Apple Pencil Pro. Also, the globally discussed AI was mentioned several times. This event is about announcing hardware, so the actual AI that Apple is preparing and what features it includes will be announced at WWDC in June. However, aside from the appeal of AI features, the iPad Air currently offers a 13-inch display, outstanding performance with M2, the possibility of combining with the new Apple Pencil Pro, and even the option to use all the features of the upcoming Pie Nacre Pro 2, making it perhaps the most marketable model. This time it's the Pro. When Apple announced it, they strongly emphasized that the Pro is on a different level.

This iPad Pro update seems to aim for a clear distinction by offering the same size options for the Air model and a very clear differentiation. More clearly than ever, the iPad Air and Pro have the same size options of 11 inches and 13 inches. In terms of size, they both have a thickness of 5.3mm, and the 13-inch Pro is even thinner at 5.1mm. It's incredibly thin, even thinner than Apple confidently claims it is thinner than the iPod nano and the thinnest among all Apple products ever made. But seriously, did someone ask Apple to make the iPad Pro thinner, so they put a lot of effort into it? As a result, the weight is approximately 450g for the 11-inch and about 100g lighter for the 13-inch compared to the previous generation. Finally, the display will feature OLED, which has been rumored for years and will finally come to the iPad Pro in 2024.

It has been applied. In the rumor video, as I mentioned several times, apart from the one disadvantage that the price naturally goes up, the OLED display is full of good things. More precisely, it is equipped with the newly developed Tendem OLED display this time. Reflections and highlights in photos or videos can be expressed more brightly, black colors are deeper and more realistically expressed. The details of the iPad's shadows and fine textures are richer, showing superior responsiveness, while being much thinner and lighter. It has all these good features. All the advantages of the OLED display we know, such as display brightness, SDR HDR content mode, supporting 1000 nits screen brightness, and HDR supporting up to a maximum of 1600 nits. Also, looking at the purchase options, I found a nano texture.

You can choose this glass, but it's not available for everyone. It's an option you can choose when purchasing more than 1t, so please keep that in mind. Of course, I'm really curious about the display in real life here, but I'm still hesitating. When I think about the portability of the tablet, the anti-glare option seems to be a perfect match. However, on the other hand, isn't the basic glare option the right one to feel the perfect black contrast? I have this dilemma. This will continue to bother me until I press the order button. So, when the product is in my hands, I think it will be fun to compare them side by side. I'll prepare and try it once. In terms of performance, Apple surprisingly made a choice for the new iPad Pro this time. Instead of applying the M3 as usual, they skipped a step and equipped it with the M4 chip.

The performance level of the M4 known chip is said to be able to operate at the same performance as the M2 using only half the power. And compared to the latest laptops in the current laptop market, it confidently stated that the performance level of the iPad Pro, which can achieve the same performance with only 1/4 of the power, is at such a monstrous level. In fact, we all know how amazing and crazy Apple's silicon is, and how monstrous the performance is. Even when I look at the M2 Ultra that I use as my main computer, I am constantly impressed by its processing speed while working. But I am really curious about the tablet M4 iPad Pro. Also, in the introduction of the Pro lineup, AI was mentioned, saying that tasks like removing the background of a 4K video with a tap would be much easier and faster with such AI work. This was briefly mentioned in the game introduction. This also will be further discussed in June.

It seems that we can examine it more specifically. In addition, there were updates such as adaptive True Tone flash on the camera. As for the camera and speaker, I will introduce the actual product in more detail when I review it. The capacity ranges from 256GB to 2TB, with prices starting from 1.36 million won for the 11-inch model and approximately 1.77 million won for the 13-inch Pro model. Although it is not yet available in Apple Korea, you can now purchase it in the United States, so I calculated it once. If you want to use it up to Final Cut Pro on internal storage, it seems that you need to order an iPad Pro 13 with 2TB. Excluding the Magic Keyboard for now and adding an Apple Pencil, when I tried various options, it turns out to be around 4 million won. The iPad Pro seems to have firmly established itself as a device for those who actually make money with it, and as I mentioned earlier, while the iPad Air meets the needs of most tablet users,

I once again thought that the most ideal purchase option that covers the purpose of a pro-level. The Magic Keyboard also cannot be missed in the iPad lineup update. As expected, it was released this time. It is said to be designed thin and light. How much thinner and lighter it has become compared to the existing Magic Keyboard, the significant change is that the function keys have been delayed, but finally added to the top of the keyboard. So, this reborn Magic Keyboard is priced at 449,000 won and 519,000 won for each size. It is only compatible with the new iPad Pro. Actually, I have always mentioned in my reviews that I wish there were some structural changes in the Magic Keyboard. Looking at the released product, I can see that there are changes in completeness and finish.

At this level, it ended up being just that. When using an expensive M4 iad Pro tablet that costs 4 million won, I hoped that the Magic Keyboard would play a special role even when writing and drawing with the pen. However, the Magic Keyboard from Apple is simply just a keyboard, not more or less than that, just a keyboard. I feel a bit disappointed about that. Also, there have been changes in another accessory, the Apple Pencil. They have added a new lineup called Pencil Pro. In the Pencil Pro, a new sensor has been added to recognize the squeezing gesture commonly called the squeezy gesture, allowing you to open a new palette of tools, and it is equipped with a gyroscope. It is said that you can even have precise control of the tool by rotating the pencil. It also supports palm rejection.

It's a pity that as mentioned earlier, the Apple Pencil 2nd generation, which I've been using, cannot be used with the new iPad due to compatibility issues. However, the Apple Pencil with USB-C can pair and charge through the port, making it compatible with the newly released iPad. In fact, I find the news about Final Cut Pro 2 to be the most interesting and exciting. It was unexpected news, which made it even more exciting. It is said that the iPad version of Final Cut Pro 2 will be released in the first half of the year. Real-time multicam and the new Apple application called Final Cut Camera make me look forward to it as an editor. I am really excited about this. When it is released, I am looking forward to trying it out directly with the device.

I will introduce separately whether it is possible to edit at a professional level and how easy, comfortable, simple, and fast it is. As I mentioned in the opening, through this event, I was able to evaluate how impressive and capable the Apple iPad Pro 3 is. Currently, the position of the M2 iPad Pro will be perfectly taken over by the 13-inch iPad Air, so for those who are in the tablet replacement cycle and want the best tablet experience, it is more appropriate to choose the iPad Air than the iPad Pro. Moreover, I think only those who actually make money and have a direct connection to work, and those who have a high level of work utility, should purchase the iPad Pro. Also, if you don't need the business relevance and the display and performance of the M4 of the iPad Pro, I would recommend the iPad Air.

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Then, I will hold this exciting, very expensive, and amazing product in my hands, share my review after actually using it, compare two models, and prepare the review. See you in the next video. Bye guys.

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