This really helps with eye comfort, and we wouldn't live without it for reading and writing. It's not the biggest difference in the world, but it's there.įinally, both the iPad Pros and MacBook Air support Apple's True Tone tech, which adjusts the colour temperature of the screen to match the ambient lighting in the room you're in, so that a white document looks the same to your eyes as a white piece of real paper would. The iPads have taller aspect ratios (and can be pivoted around to portrait rather than landscape, of course), which can make them more suited to looking at raw photos or documents.
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The 16:10 MacBook Air screen is good for maximising widescreen content, such as video, and having windows side-by-side for multitasking. The shape of the screens might also be a factor. The fully laminated display and anti-reflective coating also make the iPad Pros excellent at minimising reflections, so it's easier to see what you're focusing on at all times. This keeps the latency as small as possible when you're drawing – it means the lines can appear on-screen twice as quickly, effectively, making it feel closer to using physical media. But when you're drawing using the Apple Pencil, it will raise the frame rate to 120fps (double the usual 60fps supported by most screens, including the MacBook Air). When you're watching a movie, the tablet can drop the frame rate of the screen to match the film, saving a bit of energy. On top of that, the iPad Pro models both include 'ProMotion', which is Apple's name for variable frame rates.
Much more useful is the support for the wide P3 colour gamut and 600 nits of brightness – you can really see what you're doing on these screens, though they aren't quite HDR-ready. These both come in at 264 pixels per inch, making them marginally sharper than the MacBook Air (though we doubt you'd notice the difference).
It comes in two sizes: the 11-inch model has a resolution of 2,338 x 1,668 the 12.9-inch model has a resolution of 2,732 x 2,048. The iPad Pro does a better job of living up to the second part of its name.
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