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The new iPad Pro would be perfect, if only it were a Mac
- Apple's new M4 iPad Pros have an excellent OLED display that rivals the best gaming laptops. It boasts 1,000 nits of brightness for SDR content, while even the best MacBooks only reach 600 nits when viewing SDR content. The clarity of motion that comes from individually-lit pixels found in OLED displays can't be beat. Apple has even centered the camera for less awkward video calls and added the function row of keys in its new Magic Keyboard, making iPad Pro more laptop-like. However, gamers must wait a long time for this kind of tech to transition over to Apple's laptops.
- Apple is strengthening its gaming platform on the Mac bringing over more titles that actually need the power of Apple's stronger GPU offerings, and Mac gamers have been treated well so far. With super-slimline device, massive performance, and excellent efficiency that also has a fantastic 120Hz OLED display, the new M4 iPad Pro would make the perfect MacBook addition for gaming. However, it's not a Mac, meaning some games are only ever going to be playable on a larger, more powerful MacBook Pro.
- The line between iPad and MacBook is becoming more blurry, and with this OLED display, Apple could create the perfect gaming MacBook. The 120Hz mini-LED panel inside the current MacBook Pro is already one of the best displays in a laptop, but adding OLED into the mix would put the MacBook Pro in a class of its own and potentially make it one of the best gaming laptops compared to other laptops.
- Mac gamers have a lot to enjoy with the current crop of Apple laptops, but the Ultra Retina XDR debuting on its new iPad Pro has made it loud and clear that what's missing from the puzzle is an OLED display. Unfortunately, we've got a wait on our hands with rumors going around that it could take up to three years for Apple's laptops to get this kind of tech.
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