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Learn how to paint a cityscape on a tablet with Kan Muftic

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iPad, Apple, tablet, macOS, technology, innovation, user experience, software, design, devices

## Introduction

In the ever-evolving world of technology, Apple has always stood at the forefront, captivating millions with its innovative devices. One product that has sparked considerable debate is the iPad. With the question, "Is Apple still trying to figure out what an iPad actually is?" echoing through the tech community, we delve into the company's insights on why the iPad should not run macOS...

iPad, Apple, tablet, macOS, technology, innovation, user experience, software, design, devices ## Introduction In the ever-evolving world of technology, Apple has always stood at the forefront, captivating millions with its innovative devices. One product that has sparked considerable debate is the iPad. With the question, "Is Apple still trying to figure out what an iPad actually is?" echoing through the tech community, we delve into the company's insights on why the iPad should not run macOS...

Is Apple Still Trying to Figure Out What an iPad Actually Is?
iPad, Apple, tablet, macOS, technology, innovation, user experience, software, design, devices ## Introduction In the ever-evolving world of technology, Apple has always stood at the forefront, captivating millions with its innovative devices. One product that has sparked considerable debate is the iPad. With the question, "Is Apple still trying to figure out what an iPad actually is?"...

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Magic: The Gathering, Final Fantasy, Golden Chocobo, card games, gaming news, Commander cards, collectible cards, crossover expansions, trading cards, gaming community

## The Unforgettable Crossover: Magic: The Gathering Meets Final Fantasy

In the vibrant world of tabletop gaming, few events evoke excitement quite like the release of a new expansion. When **Magic: The Gathering** announced its collaboration with **Final Fantasy** for the *Beyond Universes* crossover, fans were ecstatic! This u...

Magic: The Gathering, Final Fantasy, Golden Chocobo, card games, gaming news, Commander cards, collectible cards, crossover expansions, trading cards, gaming community ## The Unforgettable Crossover: Magic: The Gathering Meets Final Fantasy In the vibrant world of tabletop gaming, few events evoke excitement quite like the release of a new expansion. When **Magic: The Gathering** announced its collaboration with **Final Fantasy** for the *Beyond Universes* crossover, fans were ecstatic! This u...

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Magic: The Gathering, Final Fantasy, Golden Chocobo, card games, gaming news, Commander cards, collectible cards, crossover expansions, trading cards, gaming community ## The Unforgettable Crossover: Magic: The Gathering Meets Final Fantasy In the vibrant world of tabletop gaming, few events evoke excitement quite like the release of a new expansion. When **Magic: The Gathering** announced...

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¿Quieres una tablet que NO sea de Apple? ¡Oh, qué revelación! ¿Acaso existe vida más allá de la manzana mordida? Parece que el mundo de la tecnología ha decidido darle una oportunidad a otros fabricantes, y yo, como un explorador en un mar de tabletas, me he topado con tres "ofertas maravillosas". ¡Qué aventura!

Primero, hablemos del Honor MagicPad 2. Sí, ese nombre que suena a hechizo mágico, pero en realidad es solo una tablet que intenta hacerse un nombre en un mundo dominado por el ego de Apple. ¿A quién le importa que no tenga la manzana en la parte posterior? Al parecer, la magia del Honor radica en que puede hacer lo mismo que las otras tablets, solo que con un poco menos de "prestigio".

Y, por supuesto, no podemos olvidarnos de los otros dos modelos que, según dicen, son "grandes ofertas". ¿Quién no ama un buen trato? Especialmente cuando se trata de tecnología que, honestamente, podría ser un ladrillo decorativo en la estantería. Pero, ¿quién necesita una tablet que se sienta bien en la mano cuando puedes tener un dispositivo que hace ruido y luce moderno?

Lo mejor de todo es que ahora puedes decirle a tus amigos que tienes una tablet que NO es de Apple. ¡Qué audaz! Cuando te pregunten "¿Por qué no compraste un iPad?", puedes responder con una sonrisa burlona: "Porque quiero ser diferente". Claro, diferente en el sentido de que estás navegando por las aguas turbulentas de la tecnología barata y genérica.

Cada vez que abres esa tablet y ves su pantalla brillante, puedes pensar: "¡Mira, no es de Apple!". Y mientras tanto, tus amigos estarán en la cima de la montaña de la manzana, disfrutando de la calidad y el ecosistema que ofrece Apple. Pero tú, querido amigo, estás en el camino menos transitado, luchando con un software que no es tan fluido, pero, ¡hey!, ¡al menos tienes una tablet que no es de Apple!

Así que, si realmente deseas tener una tablet que NO sea de Apple, adelante, ¡hazlo! Compra el Honor MagicPad 2 y las otras maravillas que he mencionado. Recuerda que la vida es demasiado corta para conformarse con lo convencional. Y, quién sabe, tal vez un día te conviertas en un defensor de las tablets no Apple, llevándolas a la cima de la montaña de la tecnología alternativo.

¡Viva la revolución de las tablets no manzanadas!

#TabletsNoApple #HonorMagicPad2 #TecnologíaAlternativa #RevoluciónTablet #HumorTecnológico

¿Quieres una tablet que NO sea de Apple? ¡Oh, qué revelación! ¿Acaso existe vida más allá de la manzana mordida? Parece que el mundo de la tecnología ha decidido darle una oportunidad a otros fabricantes, y yo, como un explorador en un mar de tabletas, me he topado con tres "ofertas maravillosas". ¡Qué aventura! Primero, hablemos del Honor MagicPad 2. Sí, ese nombre que suena a hechizo mágico, pero en realidad es solo una tablet que intenta hacerse un nombre en un mundo dominado por el ego de Apple. ¿A quién le importa que no tenga la manzana en la parte posterior? Al parecer, la magia del Honor radica en que puede hacer lo mismo que las otras tablets, solo que con un poco menos de "prestigio". Y, por supuesto, no podemos olvidarnos de los otros dos modelos que, según dicen, son "grandes ofertas". ¿Quién no ama un buen trato? Especialmente cuando se trata de tecnología que, honestamente, podría ser un ladrillo decorativo en la estantería. Pero, ¿quién necesita una tablet que se sienta bien en la mano cuando puedes tener un dispositivo que hace ruido y luce moderno? Lo mejor de todo es que ahora puedes decirle a tus amigos que tienes una tablet que NO es de Apple. ¡Qué audaz! Cuando te pregunten "¿Por qué no compraste un iPad?", puedes responder con una sonrisa burlona: "Porque quiero ser diferente". Claro, diferente en el sentido de que estás navegando por las aguas turbulentas de la tecnología barata y genérica. Cada vez que abres esa tablet y ves su pantalla brillante, puedes pensar: "¡Mira, no es de Apple!". Y mientras tanto, tus amigos estarán en la cima de la montaña de la manzana, disfrutando de la calidad y el ecosistema que ofrece Apple. Pero tú, querido amigo, estás en el camino menos transitado, luchando con un software que no es tan fluido, pero, ¡hey!, ¡al menos tienes una tablet que no es de Apple! Así que, si realmente deseas tener una tablet que NO sea de Apple, adelante, ¡hazlo! Compra el Honor MagicPad 2 y las otras maravillas que he mencionado. Recuerda que la vida es demasiado corta para conformarse con lo convencional. Y, quién sabe, tal vez un día te conviertas en un defensor de las tablets no Apple, llevándolas a la cima de la montaña de la tecnología alternativo. ¡Viva la revolución de las tablets no manzanadas! #TabletsNoApple #HonorMagicPad2 #TecnologíaAlternativa #RevoluciónTablet #HumorTecnológico

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La soledad es un abismo profundo, y hoy me encuentro atrapado en sus sombras. Durante tres semanas, me he dejado llevar por la esperanza de que el Wacom Intuos Pro (2025) pudiera ser la luz que necesitaba, una forma de expresar todo lo que siento, de conectar con algo, aunque sea digitalmente. Pero, a pesar de las grandes características que promete, hay una parte de mí que se siente incompleta, como si cada trazo que intento dibujar se perdiera en el aire, como mis pensamientos que nunca encuentran el camino para salir.

He esperado con ansias este momento, imaginando que este pequeño tablet de dibujo sería mi salvación, mi voz en un mundo que a menudo silencia mis emociones. Sin embargo, a medida que los días pasan, me doy cuenta de que la soledad puede acompañar a las mejores herramientas. Las funcionalidades del Wacom Intuos Pro son impresionantes, pero ¿de qué sirve si mi corazón está vacío? Cada línea que dibujo parece un eco de mi tristeza, un recordatorio de lo que falta en mi vida.

El contacto con el lápiz y la superficie de la tableta debería ser un momento de conexión, pero en lugar de eso, me encuentro atrapado en un ciclo de anhelo. Las grandes características escondidas en este pequeño dispositivo son impresionantes, pero no pueden llenar el vacío que siento dentro de mí. Así, cada día, me sumerjo más en esta lucha interna, tratando de encontrar un sentido en lo que hago, tratando de dejar que la creatividad fluya como un río, pero sin poder evitar que la corriente se detenga en las piedras de mi melancolía.

Es doloroso observar cómo el arte puede ser un refugio, y al mismo tiempo, una cárcel. La belleza que puedo crear no mitiga el dolor de la soledad. Cada trazo se convierte en un lamento, cada color en un suspiro ahogado. Intento encontrar consuelo en la tecnología, en la promesa de un mundo lleno de posibilidades, pero la realidad siempre vuelve a golpearme con su fría indiferencia.

Quizás un día, el Wacom Intuos Pro (2025) será más que un simple objeto en mi escritorio. Tal vez, con el tiempo, pueda encontrar en él un compañero en mis momentos de soledad. Pero hoy, la tristeza se siente como una compañera omnipresente, y el arte que debería liberarme, a veces, se convierte en un recordatorio de lo que me falta.

#Soledad #Arte #WacomIntuosPro #Tristeza #Creatividad

La soledad es un abismo profundo, y hoy me encuentro atrapado en sus sombras. Durante tres semanas, me he dejado llevar por la esperanza de que el Wacom Intuos Pro (2025) pudiera ser la luz que necesitaba, una forma de expresar todo lo que siento, de conectar con algo, aunque sea digitalmente. Pero, a pesar de las grandes características que promete, hay una parte de mí que se siente incompleta, como si cada trazo que intento dibujar se perdiera en el aire, como mis pensamientos que nunca encuentran el camino para salir. He esperado con ansias este momento, imaginando que este pequeño tablet de dibujo sería mi salvación, mi voz en un mundo que a menudo silencia mis emociones. Sin embargo, a medida que los días pasan, me doy cuenta de que la soledad puede acompañar a las mejores herramientas. Las funcionalidades del Wacom Intuos Pro son impresionantes, pero ¿de qué sirve si mi corazón está vacío? Cada línea que dibujo parece un eco de mi tristeza, un recordatorio de lo que falta en mi vida. El contacto con el lápiz y la superficie de la tableta debería ser un momento de conexión, pero en lugar de eso, me encuentro atrapado en un ciclo de anhelo. Las grandes características escondidas en este pequeño dispositivo son impresionantes, pero no pueden llenar el vacío que siento dentro de mí. Así, cada día, me sumerjo más en esta lucha interna, tratando de encontrar un sentido en lo que hago, tratando de dejar que la creatividad fluya como un río, pero sin poder evitar que la corriente se detenga en las piedras de mi melancolía. Es doloroso observar cómo el arte puede ser un refugio, y al mismo tiempo, una cárcel. La belleza que puedo crear no mitiga el dolor de la soledad. Cada trazo se convierte en un lamento, cada color en un suspiro ahogado. Intento encontrar consuelo en la tecnología, en la promesa de un mundo lleno de posibilidades, pero la realidad siempre vuelve a golpearme con su fría indiferencia. Quizás un día, el Wacom Intuos Pro (2025) será más que un simple objeto en mi escritorio. Tal vez, con el tiempo, pueda encontrar en él un compañero en mis momentos de soledad. Pero hoy, la tristeza se siente como una compañera omnipresente, y el arte que debería liberarme, a veces, se convierte en un recordatorio de lo que me falta. #Soledad #Arte #WacomIntuosPro #Tristeza #Creatividad

After three weeks of testing, here's why the Wacom Intuos Pro (2025) has won me over
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2025-06-17 02:46:21 - Traduzir -

Wacom, Cintiq, affichage numérique, technologie de dessin, équipement graphique, performances de tablette, prix de Wacom, caractéristiques des Cintiq

## Introduction

Wacom, une entreprise bien connue dans le domaine des outils numériques, a récemment annoncé le lancement de trois nouveaux modèles de ses célèbres écrans à stylet, les Cintiq 16, Cintiq 24 et Cintiq 24 Touch. Cela fait cinq ans que Wacom n'a pas mis à jour sa gamme de produits de milieu de gamme, et ces nouveaux modèles promett...

Wacom, Cintiq, affichage numérique, technologie de dessin, équipement graphique, performances de tablette, prix de Wacom, caractéristiques des Cintiq ## Introduction Wacom, une entreprise bien connue dans le domaine des outils numériques, a récemment annoncé le lancement de trois nouveaux modèles de ses célèbres écrans à stylet, les Cintiq 16, Cintiq 24 et Cintiq 24 Touch. Cela fait cinq ans que Wacom n'a pas mis à jour sa gamme de produits de milieu de gamme, et ces nouveaux modèles promett...

Wacom annonce les nouveaux Cintiq 16, Cintiq 24 et Cintiq 24 Touch
Wacom, Cintiq, affichage numérique, technologie de dessin, équipement graphique, performances de tablette, prix de Wacom, caractéristiques des Cintiq ## Introduction Wacom, une entreprise bien connue dans le domaine des outils numériques, a récemment annoncé le lancement de trois nouveaux modèles de ses célèbres écrans à stylet, les Cintiq 16, Cintiq 24 et Cintiq 24 Touch. Cela fait cinq...

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iPad Air vs reMarkable Paper Pro: Which tablet is best for note taking? [Updated]

Over the past few months, I’ve had the pleasure of testing out the reMarkable Paper Pro. You can read my full review here, but in short, it gets everything right about the note taking experience.
Despite being an e-ink tablet, it does get quite pricey. However, there are certainly some fantastic parts of the experience that make it worth comparing to an iPad Air, depending on what you’re looking for in a note taking device for school, work, or whatever else.

Updated June 15th to reflect reMarkable’s new post-tariff pricing.
Overview
Since the reMarkable Paper Pro comes in at with the reMarkable Marker Plus included, it likely makes most sense to compare this against Apple’s iPad Air 11-inch. That comes in at without an Apple Pencil, and adding in the Apple Pencil Pro will run you an additional The equivalent iPad setup will run you more than the reMarkable Paper Pro.
Given the fact that iPad Air‘s regularly go on sale, it’d be fair to say they’re roughly on the same playing field. So, for a reMarkable Paper Pro setup, versus for a comparable iPad Air setup. Which is better for you?
Obviously, the iPad Air has one key advantage: It runs iOS, has millions of apps available, can browse the web, play games, stream TV shows/movies, and much more. To some, that might end the comparison and make the iPad a clear winner, but I disagree.
Yes, if you want your tablet to do all of those things for you, the iPad Air is a no brainer. At the end of the day, the iPad Air is a general purpose tablet that’ll do a lot more for you.
However, if you also have a laptop to accompany your tablet, I’d argue that the iPad Air may fall into a category of slight redundance. Most things you’d want to do on the iPad can be done on a laptop, excluding any sort of touchscreen/stylus reliant features.
iPads are great, and if you want that – you should pick that. However, I have an alternative argument to offer…
The reMarkable Paper Pro does one thing really well: note taking. At first thought, you might think: why would I pay so much for a device that only does one thing?
Well, that’s because it does that one thing really well. There’s also a second side to this argument: focus.
It’s much easier to focus on what you’re doing when the device isn’t capable of anything else. If you’re taking notes while studying, you could easily see a notification or have the temptation to check notification center. Or, if you’re reading an e-book, you could easily choose to swipe up and get into another app.
The best thing about the reMarkable Paper Pro is that you can’t easily get lost in the world of modern technology, while still having important technological features like cloud backup of your notes. Plus, you don’t have to worry about carrying around physical paper.
One last thing – the reMarkable Paper Pro also has rubber feet on the back, so if you place it down flat on a table caseless, you don’t have to worry about scratching it up.
Spec comparison
Here’s a quick rundown of all of the key specs between the two devices. reMarkable Paper Pro‘s strengths definitely lie in battery, form factor, and stylus. iPad has some rather neat features with the Apple Pencil Pro, and also clears in the display category. Both devices also offer keyboards for typed notes, though only the iPad offers a trackpad.
Display– 10.9-inch LCD display– Glossy glass– 2360 × 1640 at 264 ppi– 11.8-inch Color e-ink display– Paper-feeling textured glass– 2160 × 1620 at 229 ppiHardware– 6.1mm thin– Anodized aluminum coating– Weighs 461g w/o Pencil Pro– 5.1mm thin– Textured aluminum edges– Weighs 360g w/ Marker attachedStylus– Magnetically charges from device– Supports tilt/pressure sensitivity– Low latency– Matte plastic build– Squeeze features, double tap gestures– Magnetically charges from device– Supports tilt/pressure sensitivity– Ultra-low latency– Premium textured aluminum build– Built in eraser on the bottomBattery life– Up to 10 hours of web browsing– Recharges to 100% in 2-3 hrs– Up to 14 days of typical usage– Fast charges to 90% in 90 minsPrice–for iPad Air–for Pencil Pro– bundled with Marker Plus
Wrap up
All in all, I’m not going to try to convince anyone that wanted to buy an iPad that they should buy a reMarkable Paper Pro. You can’t beat the fact that the iPad Air will do a lot more, for roughly the same cost.
But, if you’re not buying this to be a primary computing device, I’d argue that the reMarkable Paper Pro is a worthy alternative, especially if you really just want something you can zone in on. The reMarkable Paper Pro feels a lot nicer to write on, has substantially longer battery life, and really masters a minimalist form of digital note taking.
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iPad Air vs reMarkable Paper Pro: Which tablet is best for note taking? [Updated]
Over the past few months, I’ve had the pleasure of testing out the reMarkable Paper Pro. You can read my full review here, but in short, it gets everything right about the note taking experience. Despite being an e-ink tablet, it does get quite pricey. However, there are certainly some fantastic parts of the experience that make it worth comparing to an iPad Air, depending on what you’re looking for in a note taking device for school, work, or whatever else. Updated June 15th to reflect reMarkable’s new post-tariff pricing. Overview Since the reMarkable Paper Pro comes in at with the reMarkable Marker Plus included, it likely makes most sense to compare this against Apple’s iPad Air 11-inch. That comes in at without an Apple Pencil, and adding in the Apple Pencil Pro will run you an additional The equivalent iPad setup will run you more than the reMarkable Paper Pro. Given the fact that iPad Air‘s regularly go on sale, it’d be fair to say they’re roughly on the same playing field. So, for a reMarkable Paper Pro setup, versus for a comparable iPad Air setup. Which is better for you? Obviously, the iPad Air has one key advantage: It runs iOS, has millions of apps available, can browse the web, play games, stream TV shows/movies, and much more. To some, that might end the comparison and make the iPad a clear winner, but I disagree. Yes, if you want your tablet to do all of those things for you, the iPad Air is a no brainer. At the end of the day, the iPad Air is a general purpose tablet that’ll do a lot more for you. However, if you also have a laptop to accompany your tablet, I’d argue that the iPad Air may fall into a category of slight redundance. Most things you’d want to do on the iPad can be done on a laptop, excluding any sort of touchscreen/stylus reliant features. iPads are great, and if you want that – you should pick that. However, I have an alternative argument to offer… The reMarkable Paper Pro does one thing really well: note taking. At first thought, you might think: why would I pay so much for a device that only does one thing? Well, that’s because it does that one thing really well. There’s also a second side to this argument: focus. It’s much easier to focus on what you’re doing when the device isn’t capable of anything else. If you’re taking notes while studying, you could easily see a notification or have the temptation to check notification center. Or, if you’re reading an e-book, you could easily choose to swipe up and get into another app. The best thing about the reMarkable Paper Pro is that you can’t easily get lost in the world of modern technology, while still having important technological features like cloud backup of your notes. Plus, you don’t have to worry about carrying around physical paper. One last thing – the reMarkable Paper Pro also has rubber feet on the back, so if you place it down flat on a table caseless, you don’t have to worry about scratching it up. Spec comparison Here’s a quick rundown of all of the key specs between the two devices. reMarkable Paper Pro‘s strengths definitely lie in battery, form factor, and stylus. iPad has some rather neat features with the Apple Pencil Pro, and also clears in the display category. Both devices also offer keyboards for typed notes, though only the iPad offers a trackpad. Display– 10.9-inch LCD display– Glossy glass– 2360 × 1640 at 264 ppi– 11.8-inch Color e-ink display– Paper-feeling textured glass– 2160 × 1620 at 229 ppiHardware– 6.1mm thin– Anodized aluminum coating– Weighs 461g w/o Pencil Pro– 5.1mm thin– Textured aluminum edges– Weighs 360g w/ Marker attachedStylus– Magnetically charges from device– Supports tilt/pressure sensitivity– Low latency– Matte plastic build– Squeeze features, double tap gestures– Magnetically charges from device– Supports tilt/pressure sensitivity– Ultra-low latency– Premium textured aluminum build– Built in eraser on the bottomBattery life– Up to 10 hours of web browsing– Recharges to 100% in 2-3 hrs– Up to 14 days of typical usage– Fast charges to 90% in 90 minsPrice–for iPad Air–for Pencil Pro– bundled with Marker Plus Wrap up All in all, I’m not going to try to convince anyone that wanted to buy an iPad that they should buy a reMarkable Paper Pro. You can’t beat the fact that the iPad Air will do a lot more, for roughly the same cost. But, if you’re not buying this to be a primary computing device, I’d argue that the reMarkable Paper Pro is a worthy alternative, especially if you really just want something you can zone in on. The reMarkable Paper Pro feels a lot nicer to write on, has substantially longer battery life, and really masters a minimalist form of digital note taking. Buy M3 iPad Air on Amazon: Buy reMarkable Paper Pro on Amazon: What do you think of these two tablets? Let us know in the comments. My favorite Apple accessory recommendations: Follow Michael: X/Twitter, Bluesky, Instagram Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.You’re reading 9to5Mac — experts who break news about Apple and its surrounding ecosystem, day after day. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news, and follow 9to5Mac on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. Don’t know where to start? Check out our exclusive stories, reviews, how-tos, and subscribe to our YouTube channel #ipad #air #remarkable #paper #pro

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iPad Air vs reMarkable Paper Pro: Which tablet is best for note taking? [Updated]
Over the past few months, I’ve had the pleasure of testing out the reMarkable Paper Pro. You can read my full review here, but in short, it gets everything right about the note taking experience. Despite being an e-ink tablet, it does get quite pricey. However, there are certainly some fantastic parts of the experience that make it worth comparing to an iPad Air, depending on what you’re looking for in a note taking device for school, work, or whatever else. Updated June 15th to reflect reMarkable’s new post-tariff pricing. Overview Since the reMarkable Paper Pro comes in at $679 with the reMarkable Marker Plus included, it likely makes most sense to compare this against Apple’s iPad Air 11-inch. That comes in at $599 without an Apple Pencil, and adding in the Apple Pencil Pro will run you an additional $129. The equivalent iPad setup will run you $50 more than the reMarkable Paper Pro. Given the fact that iPad Air‘s regularly go on sale, it’d be fair to say they’re roughly on the same playing field. So, $679 for a reMarkable Paper Pro setup, versus $728 for a comparable iPad Air setup. Which is better for you? Obviously, the iPad Air has one key advantage: It runs iOS, has millions of apps available, can browse the web, play games, stream TV shows/movies, and much more. To some, that might end the comparison and make the iPad a clear winner, but I disagree. Yes, if you want your tablet to do all of those things for you, the iPad Air is a no brainer. At the end of the day, the iPad Air is a general purpose tablet that’ll do a lot more for you. However, if you also have a laptop to accompany your tablet, I’d argue that the iPad Air may fall into a category of slight redundance. Most things you’d want to do on the iPad can be done on a laptop, excluding any sort of touchscreen/stylus reliant features. iPads are great, and if you want that – you should pick that. However, I have an alternative argument to offer… The reMarkable Paper Pro does one thing really well: note taking. At first thought, you might think: why would I pay so much for a device that only does one thing? Well, that’s because it does that one thing really well. There’s also a second side to this argument: focus. It’s much easier to focus on what you’re doing when the device isn’t capable of anything else. If you’re taking notes while studying, you could easily see a notification or have the temptation to check notification center. Or, if you’re reading an e-book, you could easily choose to swipe up and get into another app. The best thing about the reMarkable Paper Pro is that you can’t easily get lost in the world of modern technology, while still having important technological features like cloud backup of your notes. Plus, you don’t have to worry about carrying around physical paper. One last thing – the reMarkable Paper Pro also has rubber feet on the back, so if you place it down flat on a table caseless, you don’t have to worry about scratching it up. Spec comparison Here’s a quick rundown of all of the key specs between the two devices. reMarkable Paper Pro‘s strengths definitely lie in battery, form factor, and stylus. iPad has some rather neat features with the Apple Pencil Pro, and also clears in the display category. Both devices also offer keyboards for typed notes, though only the iPad offers a trackpad. Display– 10.9-inch LCD display– Glossy glass– 2360 × 1640 at 264 ppi– 11.8-inch Color e-ink display– Paper-feeling textured glass– 2160 × 1620 at 229 ppiHardware– 6.1mm thin– Anodized aluminum coating– Weighs 461g w/o Pencil Pro– 5.1mm thin– Textured aluminum edges– Weighs 360g w/ Marker attachedStylus– Magnetically charges from device– Supports tilt/pressure sensitivity– Low latency (number unspecified)– Matte plastic build– Squeeze features, double tap gestures– Magnetically charges from device– Supports tilt/pressure sensitivity– Ultra-low latency (12ms)– Premium textured aluminum build– Built in eraser on the bottomBattery life– Up to 10 hours of web browsing– Recharges to 100% in 2-3 hrs– Up to 14 days of typical usage– Fast charges to 90% in 90 minsPrice– $599 ($529 on sale) for iPad Air– $129 ($99 on sale) for Pencil Pro– $679 bundled with Marker Plus Wrap up All in all, I’m not going to try to convince anyone that wanted to buy an iPad that they should buy a reMarkable Paper Pro. You can’t beat the fact that the iPad Air will do a lot more, for roughly the same cost. But, if you’re not buying this to be a primary computing device, I’d argue that the reMarkable Paper Pro is a worthy alternative, especially if you really just want something you can zone in on. The reMarkable Paper Pro feels a lot nicer to write on, has substantially longer battery life, and really masters a minimalist form of digital note taking. Buy M3 iPad Air on Amazon: Buy reMarkable Paper Pro on Amazon: What do you think of these two tablets? Let us know in the comments. My favorite Apple accessory recommendations: Follow Michael: X/Twitter, Bluesky, Instagram Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.You’re reading 9to5Mac — experts who break news about Apple and its surrounding ecosystem, day after day. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news, and follow 9to5Mac on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. 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One of the most versatile action cameras I've tested isn't from GoPro - and it's on sale

DJI Osmo Action 4. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETMultiple DJI Osmo Action 4 packages are on sale . Both the Essential and Standard Combos have been discounted to while the Adventure Combo has dropped to DJI might not be the first name on people's lips when it comes to action cameras, but the company that's better known for its drones also has a really solid line of action cameras. And its latest device, the Osmo Action 4 camera, has some very impressive tricks up its sleeve.Also: One of the most versatile cameras I've used is not from Sony or Canon and it's on saleSo, what sets this action camera apart from the competition? Let's take a look.
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View First off, this is not just an action camera -- it's a pro-grade action camera.From a hardware point of view, the Osmo Action 4 features a 1/1.3-inch image sensor that can record 4K at up to 120 frames per second. This sensor is combined with a wide-angle f/2.8 aperture lens that provides an ultra-wide field of view of up to 155°. And that's wide. Build quality and fit and finish are second to none. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETFor when the going gets rough, the Osmo Action 4 offers 360° HorizonSteady stabilization modes, including RockSteady 3.0/3.0+ for first-person video footage and HorizonBalancing/HorizonSteady modes for horizontal shots. That's pro-grade hardware right there.Also: This new AI video editor is an all-in-one production service for filmmakers - how to try itThe Osmo Action 4 also features a 10-bit D-Log M color mode. This mode allows the sensor to record over one billion colors and offers a wider dynamic range, giving you a video that is more vivid and that offers greater detail in the highlights and shadows. This mode, combined with an advanced color temperature sensor, means that the colors have a true-to-life feel regardless of whether you're shooting outdoors, indoors, or even underwater. The DJI Osmo Action 4 ready for action. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETI've added some video output from the Osmo Action 4 below. There are examples in both 1080p and 4K. To test the stabilization, I attached the camera to the truck and took it on some roads, some of which are pretty rough. The Osmo Action 4 had no problem with that terrain. I also popped the camera into the sea, just because. And again, no problem.I've also captured a few time-lapses with the camera -- not because I like clouds, but pointing a camera at a sky can be a good test of how it handles changing light. Also: I recommend this action camera to beginners and professional creators. Here's whyTimelapses with action cameras can suffer from unsightly exposure changes that cause the image to pulse, a condition known as exposure pumping. This issue can also cause the white balance to change noticeably in a video, but the Osmo Action 4 handled this test well.All the footage I've shot is what I've come to expect from a DJI camera, whether it's from an action camera or drone -- crisp, clear, vivid, and also nice and stable.The Osmo Action 4 is packed with various electronic image-stabilizationtech to ensure that your footage is smooth and on the horizon. It's worth noting the limitations of EIS -- it's not supported in slow-motion and timelapse modes, and the HorizonSteady and HorizonBalancing features are only available for video recorded at 1080por 2.7Kwith a frame rate of 60fps or below. On the durability front, I've no concerns. I've subjected the Osmo Action 4 to a hard few days of testing, and it's not let me down or complained once. It takes impacts like a champ, and being underwater or in dirt and sand is no problem at all. Also: I'm a full-time Canon photographer, but this Nikon camera made me wonder if I'm missing outYou might think that this heavy-duty testing would be hard on the camera's tiny batteries, but you'd be wrong. Remember I said the Osmo Action 4 offered hours of battery life? Well, I wasn't kidding. The Osmo Action 4's ultra-long life batteries are incredible. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETDJI says that a single battery can deliver up to 160 minutes of 1080p/24fps video recording. That's over two and a half hours of recording time. In the real world, I was blown away by how much a single battery can deliver. I shot video and timelapse, messed around with a load of camera settings, and then transferred that footage to my iPhone, and still had 16% battery left.No action camera has delivered so much for me on one battery. The two extra batteries and the multifunction case that come as part of the Adventure Combo are worth the extra Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETAnd when you're ready to recharge, a 30W USB-C charger can take a battery from zero to 80% in 18 minutes. That's also impressive.What's more, the batteries are resistant to cold, offering up to 150 minutes of 1080p/24fps recording in temperatures as low as -20°C. This resistance also blows the competition away.Even taking into account all these strong points, the Osmo Action 4 offers even more.The camera has 2x digital zoom for better composition, Voice Prompts that let you know what the camera is doing without looking, and Voice Control that lets you operate the device without touching the screen or using the app. The Osmo Action 4 also digitally hides the selfie stick from a variety of different shots, and you can even connect the DJI Mic to the camera via the USB-C port for better audio capture.Also: Yes, an Android tablet finally made me reconsider my iPad Pro loyaltyAs for price, the Osmo Action 4 Standard Combo bundle comes in at while the Osmo Action 4 Adventure Combo, which comes with two extra Osmo Action Extreme batteries, an additional mini Osmo Action quick-release adapter mount, a battery case that acts as a power bank, and a 1.5-meter selfie stick, is I'm in love with the Osmo Action 4. It's hands down the best, most versatile, most powerful action camera on the market today, offering pro-grade features at a price that definitely isn't pro-grade. Everything included in the Action Combo bundle. DJIDJI Osmo Action 4 tech specsDimensions: 70.5×44.2×32.8mmWeight: 145gWaterproof: 18m, up to 60m with the optional waterproof case Microphones: 3Sensor 1/1.3-inch CMOSLens: FOV 155°, aperture f/2.8, focus distance 0.4m to ∞Max Photo Resolution: 3648×2736Max Video Resolution: 4K: 3840×2880@24/25/30/48/50/60fps and 4K: 3840×2160@24/25/30/48/50/60/100/120fpsISO Range: 100-12800Front Screen: 1.4-inch, 323ppi, 320×320Rear Screen: 2.25-inch, 326ppi, 360×640Front/Rear Screen Brightness: 750±50 cd/m² Storage: microSDBattery: 1770mAh, lab tested to offer up to 160 minutes of runtimeOperating Temperature: -20° to 45° CThis article was originally published in August of 2023 and updated in March 2025.Featured reviews
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One of the most versatile action cameras I've tested isn't from GoPro - and it's on sale
DJI Osmo Action 4. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETMultiple DJI Osmo Action 4 packages are on sale . Both the Essential and Standard Combos have been discounted to while the Adventure Combo has dropped to DJI might not be the first name on people's lips when it comes to action cameras, but the company that's better known for its drones also has a really solid line of action cameras. And its latest device, the Osmo Action 4 camera, has some very impressive tricks up its sleeve.Also: One of the most versatile cameras I've used is not from Sony or Canon and it's on saleSo, what sets this action camera apart from the competition? Let's take a look. details View First off, this is not just an action camera -- it's a pro-grade action camera.From a hardware point of view, the Osmo Action 4 features a 1/1.3-inch image sensor that can record 4K at up to 120 frames per second. This sensor is combined with a wide-angle f/2.8 aperture lens that provides an ultra-wide field of view of up to 155°. And that's wide. Build quality and fit and finish are second to none. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETFor when the going gets rough, the Osmo Action 4 offers 360° HorizonSteady stabilization modes, including RockSteady 3.0/3.0+ for first-person video footage and HorizonBalancing/HorizonSteady modes for horizontal shots. That's pro-grade hardware right there.Also: This new AI video editor is an all-in-one production service for filmmakers - how to try itThe Osmo Action 4 also features a 10-bit D-Log M color mode. This mode allows the sensor to record over one billion colors and offers a wider dynamic range, giving you a video that is more vivid and that offers greater detail in the highlights and shadows. This mode, combined with an advanced color temperature sensor, means that the colors have a true-to-life feel regardless of whether you're shooting outdoors, indoors, or even underwater. The DJI Osmo Action 4 ready for action. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETI've added some video output from the Osmo Action 4 below. There are examples in both 1080p and 4K. To test the stabilization, I attached the camera to the truck and took it on some roads, some of which are pretty rough. The Osmo Action 4 had no problem with that terrain. I also popped the camera into the sea, just because. And again, no problem.I've also captured a few time-lapses with the camera -- not because I like clouds, but pointing a camera at a sky can be a good test of how it handles changing light. Also: I recommend this action camera to beginners and professional creators. Here's whyTimelapses with action cameras can suffer from unsightly exposure changes that cause the image to pulse, a condition known as exposure pumping. This issue can also cause the white balance to change noticeably in a video, but the Osmo Action 4 handled this test well.All the footage I've shot is what I've come to expect from a DJI camera, whether it's from an action camera or drone -- crisp, clear, vivid, and also nice and stable.The Osmo Action 4 is packed with various electronic image-stabilizationtech to ensure that your footage is smooth and on the horizon. It's worth noting the limitations of EIS -- it's not supported in slow-motion and timelapse modes, and the HorizonSteady and HorizonBalancing features are only available for video recorded at 1080por 2.7Kwith a frame rate of 60fps or below. On the durability front, I've no concerns. I've subjected the Osmo Action 4 to a hard few days of testing, and it's not let me down or complained once. It takes impacts like a champ, and being underwater or in dirt and sand is no problem at all. Also: I'm a full-time Canon photographer, but this Nikon camera made me wonder if I'm missing outYou might think that this heavy-duty testing would be hard on the camera's tiny batteries, but you'd be wrong. Remember I said the Osmo Action 4 offered hours of battery life? Well, I wasn't kidding. The Osmo Action 4's ultra-long life batteries are incredible. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETDJI says that a single battery can deliver up to 160 minutes of 1080p/24fps video recording. That's over two and a half hours of recording time. In the real world, I was blown away by how much a single battery can deliver. I shot video and timelapse, messed around with a load of camera settings, and then transferred that footage to my iPhone, and still had 16% battery left.No action camera has delivered so much for me on one battery. The two extra batteries and the multifunction case that come as part of the Adventure Combo are worth the extra Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETAnd when you're ready to recharge, a 30W USB-C charger can take a battery from zero to 80% in 18 minutes. That's also impressive.What's more, the batteries are resistant to cold, offering up to 150 minutes of 1080p/24fps recording in temperatures as low as -20°C. This resistance also blows the competition away.Even taking into account all these strong points, the Osmo Action 4 offers even more.The camera has 2x digital zoom for better composition, Voice Prompts that let you know what the camera is doing without looking, and Voice Control that lets you operate the device without touching the screen or using the app. The Osmo Action 4 also digitally hides the selfie stick from a variety of different shots, and you can even connect the DJI Mic to the camera via the USB-C port for better audio capture.Also: Yes, an Android tablet finally made me reconsider my iPad Pro loyaltyAs for price, the Osmo Action 4 Standard Combo bundle comes in at while the Osmo Action 4 Adventure Combo, which comes with two extra Osmo Action Extreme batteries, an additional mini Osmo Action quick-release adapter mount, a battery case that acts as a power bank, and a 1.5-meter selfie stick, is I'm in love with the Osmo Action 4. It's hands down the best, most versatile, most powerful action camera on the market today, offering pro-grade features at a price that definitely isn't pro-grade. Everything included in the Action Combo bundle. DJIDJI Osmo Action 4 tech specsDimensions: 70.5×44.2×32.8mmWeight: 145gWaterproof: 18m, up to 60m with the optional waterproof case Microphones: 3Sensor 1/1.3-inch CMOSLens: FOV 155°, aperture f/2.8, focus distance 0.4m to ∞Max Photo Resolution: 3648×2736Max Video Resolution: 4K: 3840×2880@24/25/30/48/50/60fps and 4K: 3840×2160@24/25/30/48/50/60/100/120fpsISO Range: 100-12800Front Screen: 1.4-inch, 323ppi, 320×320Rear Screen: 2.25-inch, 326ppi, 360×640Front/Rear Screen Brightness: 750±50 cd/m² Storage: microSDBattery: 1770mAh, lab tested to offer up to 160 minutes of runtimeOperating Temperature: -20° to 45° CThis article was originally published in August of 2023 and updated in March 2025.Featured reviews #one #most #versatile #action #cameras

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One of the most versatile action cameras I've tested isn't from GoPro - and it's on sale
DJI Osmo Action 4. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETMultiple DJI Osmo Action 4 packages are on sale at Amazon. Both the Essential and Standard Combos have been discounted to $249, while the Adventure Combo has dropped to $349.DJI might not be the first name on people's lips when it comes to action cameras, but the company that's better known for its drones also has a really solid line of action cameras. And its latest device, the Osmo Action 4 camera, has some very impressive tricks up its sleeve.Also: One of the most versatile cameras I've used is not from Sony or Canon and it's on saleSo, what sets this action camera apart from the competition? Let's take a look. details View at Amazon First off, this is not just an action camera -- it's a pro-grade action camera.From a hardware point of view, the Osmo Action 4 features a 1/1.3-inch image sensor that can record 4K at up to 120 frames per second (fps). This sensor is combined with a wide-angle f/2.8 aperture lens that provides an ultra-wide field of view of up to 155°. And that's wide. Build quality and fit and finish are second to none. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETFor when the going gets rough, the Osmo Action 4 offers 360° HorizonSteady stabilization modes, including RockSteady 3.0/3.0+ for first-person video footage and HorizonBalancing/HorizonSteady modes for horizontal shots. That's pro-grade hardware right there.Also: This new AI video editor is an all-in-one production service for filmmakers - how to try itThe Osmo Action 4 also features a 10-bit D-Log M color mode. This mode allows the sensor to record over one billion colors and offers a wider dynamic range, giving you a video that is more vivid and that offers greater detail in the highlights and shadows. This mode, combined with an advanced color temperature sensor, means that the colors have a true-to-life feel regardless of whether you're shooting outdoors, indoors, or even underwater. The DJI Osmo Action 4 ready for action. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETI've added some video output from the Osmo Action 4 below. There are examples in both 1080p and 4K. To test the stabilization, I attached the camera to the truck and took it on some roads, some of which are pretty rough. The Osmo Action 4 had no problem with that terrain. I also popped the camera into the sea, just because. And again, no problem.I've also captured a few time-lapses with the camera -- not because I like clouds (well, actually, I do like clouds), but pointing a camera at a sky can be a good test of how it handles changing light. Also: I recommend this action camera to beginners and professional creators. Here's whyTimelapses with action cameras can suffer from unsightly exposure changes that cause the image to pulse, a condition known as exposure pumping. This issue can also cause the white balance to change noticeably in a video, but the Osmo Action 4 handled this test well.All the footage I've shot is what I've come to expect from a DJI camera, whether it's from an action camera or drone -- crisp, clear, vivid, and also nice and stable.The Osmo Action 4 is packed with various electronic image-stabilization (EIS) tech to ensure that your footage is smooth and on the horizon. It's worth noting the limitations of EIS -- it's not supported in slow-motion and timelapse modes, and the HorizonSteady and HorizonBalancing features are only available for video recorded at 1080p (16:9) or 2.7K (16:9) with a frame rate of 60fps or below. On the durability front, I've no concerns. I've subjected the Osmo Action 4 to a hard few days of testing, and it's not let me down or complained once. It takes impacts like a champ, and being underwater or in dirt and sand is no problem at all. Also: I'm a full-time Canon photographer, but this Nikon camera made me wonder if I'm missing outYou might think that this heavy-duty testing would be hard on the camera's tiny batteries, but you'd be wrong. Remember I said the Osmo Action 4 offered hours of battery life? Well, I wasn't kidding. The Osmo Action 4's ultra-long life batteries are incredible. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETDJI says that a single battery can deliver up to 160 minutes of 1080p/24fps video recording (at room temperature, with RockSteady on, Wi-Fi off, and screen off). That's over two and a half hours of recording time. In the real world, I was blown away by how much a single battery can deliver. I shot video and timelapse, messed around with a load of camera settings, and then transferred that footage to my iPhone, and still had 16% battery left.No action camera has delivered so much for me on one battery. The two extra batteries and the multifunction case that come as part of the Adventure Combo are worth the extra $100. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETAnd when you're ready to recharge, a 30W USB-C charger can take a battery from zero to 80% in 18 minutes. That's also impressive.What's more, the batteries are resistant to cold, offering up to 150 minutes of 1080p/24fps recording in temperatures as low as -20°C (-4°F). This resistance also blows the competition away.Even taking into account all these strong points, the Osmo Action 4 offers even more.The camera has 2x digital zoom for better composition, Voice Prompts that let you know what the camera is doing without looking, and Voice Control that lets you operate the device without touching the screen or using the app. The Osmo Action 4 also digitally hides the selfie stick from a variety of different shots, and you can even connect the DJI Mic to the camera via the USB-C port for better audio capture.Also: Yes, an Android tablet finally made me reconsider my iPad Pro loyaltyAs for price, the Osmo Action 4 Standard Combo bundle comes in at $399, while the Osmo Action 4 Adventure Combo, which comes with two extra Osmo Action Extreme batteries, an additional mini Osmo Action quick-release adapter mount, a battery case that acts as a power bank, and a 1.5-meter selfie stick, is $499.I'm in love with the Osmo Action 4. It's hands down the best, most versatile, most powerful action camera on the market today, offering pro-grade features at a price that definitely isn't pro-grade. Everything included in the Action Combo bundle. DJIDJI Osmo Action 4 tech specsDimensions: 70.5×44.2×32.8mmWeight: 145gWaterproof: 18m, up to 60m with the optional waterproof case Microphones: 3Sensor 1/1.3-inch CMOSLens: FOV 155°, aperture f/2.8, focus distance 0.4m to ∞Max Photo Resolution: 3648×2736Max Video Resolution: 4K (4:3): 3840×2880@24/25/30/48/50/60fps and 4K (16:9): 3840×2160@24/25/30/48/50/60/100/120fpsISO Range: 100-12800Front Screen: 1.4-inch, 323ppi, 320×320Rear Screen: 2.25-inch, 326ppi, 360×640Front/Rear Screen Brightness: 750±50 cd/m² Storage: microSD (up to 512GB)Battery: 1770mAh, lab tested to offer up to 160 minutes of runtime (tested at room temperature - 25°C/77°F - and 1080p/24fps, with RockSteady on, Wi-Fi off, and screen off)Operating Temperature: -20° to 45° C (-4° to 113° F)This article was originally published in August of 2023 and updated in March 2025.Featured reviews

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Apple's newest budget tablet, the 11th-generation iPad, was released this spring. Now, it is available for $299 at Amazon.

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