PC Magazine - USA (2019-11)

and drop sometimes. Perhaps making the iPad

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would help, but Apple can’t give up the tablet’s

feather-light elegance.

For the iPad to break further into the 2-in-1

market, or to regain Apple’s dominance in

education, it would need to change. But changing,

in that case, means giving up some of the iPad’s

key elements. It would mean making iPadOS’s

productivity features feel more natural for people

coming over from Windows, Mac, or Chrome OS,

or toughening up the tablets for kids.

For now, the seventh-generation iPad remains a

beautiful, usable, and friendly iPad. There’s not

really a lot of competition for it, but it isn’t trying

very hard to compete with anyone else.

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For now, the
seventh-
generation
iPad remains
a beautiful,
usable, and
friendly
iPad.