Comparatively, the 2020 iPad Pro 12.9-inch (something we can consider as the Surface Pro 7+’s closest competitor) can achieve around 120% sRGB colour gamut.
PixelSense is a Microsoft branded touchscreen tech that optimises multitouch, hand gestures and optical recognition, and our tests saw that it achieved around 91% sRGB coverage. The 12.3-inch PixelSense display has a 2736x824 resolution, capable of switching between different enhancement and colour modes. Unlike some other Apple devices (including the iPhone 11 series), fortunately, this one does feature a USB-C port.The screen may look a little dated thanks to those chunky bezels, but thankfully the tech is still competent.
There are minimal bezels around the display, and it’s not only attractive, but it’s functional too. The iPad Pro 2020 is constructed from aluminium and glass, and is available in two subtle colours Silver, and Space Gray. iPad Pro 2020 vs Microsoft Surface Pro 7: Design Microsoft Surface Pro 7 starting price is £799 for the version with Intel Core i3 and 4GB RAM, 128GB storage, and rises to a maximum of £2249, for the Core i7 version with 16GB RAM and a 1TB SSD. As for the 12.9-inch version, this starts at £969 for 128GB and goes for £1469 if you want 1TB of storage. The pricing for the iPad Pro 2020 starts at £769 for the 11-inch version with 128GB storage, but increasing the storage to 1TB will cost you £1260. Related: Best Tablets iPad Pro 2020 vs Microsoft Surface Pro 7: Price If you’re looking to compare between two of the best options with the iOS and Windows operating systems, then check out our comparison between the iPad Pro 2020 and the Microsoft Surface Pro 7. Which is the best option for a versatile workstation between the best of Microsoft and the best of Apple? Here we put the two high-spec devices head to head.īuying a premium tablet or convertible can be a tough choice.
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