While TechSmart notes that the M3 Pro processor might be slightly limited to avoid straining the iPad’s cooling capabilities, the prospect of Apple launching a tablet that outperforms its best laptops is undeniably thrilling. If this sizable iPad Pro does materialize, it will likely run a modified version of iPadOS 17, offering a user experience akin to that of the MacBooks.
Of course, accessing the MacBook experience on a tablet comes at a price. The successors to the iPad Pro 12.9 (2022) and iPad Pro 11 (2022) models are already rumored to be pricier than certain MacBook Pro models. Therefore, it is safe to assume that the 14.1-inch iPad Pro will demand an even higher price tag.
