The new tablets that Apple has launched this week are giving a lot to talk about. It has positive things, but there are some that are not so, especially with the less powerful device of those announced: the iPad 10. Well, now one more detail has been known that, possibly, will not be to the taste of many.
One of the things that became clear about this team is that, surprisingly, their power did not increase in a very important way (An example of what we say is that the new Apple TV has a more powerful processor than the one in the iPad 10). And, this, it was clear that it would have some consequences. And, one of them is that the new tablet will not be able to use the option Stage Managerwhich is the level jump in multitasking for this type of Apple device.
The function we are referring to leaves compatible iPads very close to the multitasking operation of laptops because, among other things, it allows you to modify the dimensions of the applications that are open at the same time. The fact is that, unfortunately, the new mid-range model from the Cupertino company won’t be able to do this. But it does maintain other possibilities such as split screen or PiP video playback (which, perhaps, for some is more than enough).
The reason is very clear on the iPad 10
As we indicated before, everything is due to the power that this equipment offers, which does not reach the minimum for offering the same as the iPad Pro or the fifth generation Air. your processor Apple A14 Bionic It does not have the necessary capacity to execute this possibility in the new version of the North American firm’s operating system, so the option is not enabled to take full advantage of the screen that it integrates, which, we remember, is 10.9 inches. A pity yes, but it is something that was clear that it would happen.
The truth is that in what has to do with the performanceto get an idea and taking into account the hardware integrated in the iPad 10, it could be said that this equipment would be on a par with the iPhone 12. So we are talking about a team from two years ago, so it is logical that it cannot move a functionality created this year and that, to have a good user experience, the ideal is to have a SoC from the company’s own M range. It is clear that Apple wants users who need the most advanced to opt for the Pro model (but, of course, this has a very prohibitive price).
This is just add and go
This, in addition, is added to other details that are not exactly positive and that potential buyers have not liked. A clear example of what we are saying is that the new iPad 10 does not offer compatibility with the Apple Pencil 2 stylus. And, although the first generation can be used, dont have much sense at this time it is not possible to use the latest generation of this accessory that has been much better than expected on the market.
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