Yesterday I sat down for my gardens officer, and one of my teachers at school, who is my case manager. My Mac has been a pain for both me and sighted individuals, and because of that my work has drastically decreased because of the problems that we are having
And in general, it’s just not living up to the standards of what the school wants these days.
So I have the option if they can get in contact with our IT department between an iPad and a Windows laptop?
If I do get an iPad which one is best for me.
I would like a big screen for so that Sorta users can use that device, but I’d also like it small enough to the point where I could put it in my bag and not cause extra weight, or I could see about getting one of those cases that has a salt, shoulder strap, and a keyboard attached.
Tammie an iPad mini would sound good enough, because I don’t want any device that has the Apple Silicon processes because I only at a little bit of speech that device, which I’m not interested in.
I’m not interested in the speed increase of the Apple Silicon processes, because cinema later they’re going to be slow themselves.
However, if I do need to get an apple Silicon processor iPad I will.
Oh, and I would preferably need an iPad that has a headphone jack with either lightning or USB seaport The reason why I don’t want a windows laptop is because I like complete a full integration with my iOS devices
By koumbaro6767, 26 May, 2023
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iPad Air
I have an iPad mini and I'm satisfied with it. If you wanna have a larger screen, go for iPad Air 2022. It has a 10,9 inch screen so it is much bigger than iPad mini.. To give you a comparison, an iPad mini is as big as a standard notebook and iPad air is as big as a standard coursebook. It has also an m1 processor. If you can't afford hese two, you have an alternative, I guess it's iPad 10. It has a home button. Hope this helps.
I might honestly go for the iPad mini
It’s small enough and sighted users can see the screen if I turn the brightness way up.
And I’m not really interested in the Apple Silicon processor as I said.
I’ll see about have any iPad Mini at school on Monday
iPad 9
Have the 9 and a bluetooth keyboard. If this is for school get a windows. The keyboard for iPad is not that great, is nice but there are no many hotkeys compare to windows. If is going to be for school, and you are thinking of a iPad, get a pro. It will last you long time and it will be for future school work that might come up.
The problem with the iPad Pro
The problem with an iPad Pro is that I genuinely want a small iPad between 7.9 and maybe 11 inches but I’m not going for the 12.9. I only have enough room in my schoolbag, because I have a braille sense, lunchbox, ATC. My bags, not the biggest and, yeah.
Although I did capabilities of the M2 processor plus up to 16 GB of RAM with teacher parts of storage does unpleasing, the iPad Pro is not in my mums price range.
I might get the iPad nine because I think when I checked it’s $500.
Some Thoughts.
I’d definitely go for the Newest air. The speakers are a huge improvement over the base model iPad, it fits the Magic Keyboard as well as the Logitech and most importantly it has the M1 which is 60% faster than the a14. At the end of the iPads life thats going to mean a good couple of years extra support. The M1 is a much much more capable processor than the a14 so I’d expect the a14 to start getting dropped a long time before the M1.
Although I do need a lot of battery life, but I also need to hea
I need to head phone, jack as well as long battery life
I've recomended Air but...
I have recomended iPad Air as the price difference between mini and Air is not that big. If you wanna use your device at school, and size of the screen doesn't matter to you, choose the mini version. To be honest, I've read your posts once again and can't get the clear point. I agree that iPad is more handy wfor school but can't get the point why working on MAc hac caused problems to you. Anyway, read what others say, read reviews on the Internet and be happy with your new device.
I have to say.
If it’s real work with no hassle you want then might be best to go for a windows machine. It won’t have the advantage of apple ecosystem but at least phone link will bridge some of that gap. I had forgotten how hassle free a windows laptop with JAWS is. It’s still not perfect but far closer than any apple product for real productivity. I can’t even edit text reliably on a single apple device. Thats just not good enough.
Andy Lane
Agree. What are you planning to do on it. Word processor? If so, are you going to use MS word, papers for school, how much typing you are going to do and what else. If you are planning to do alot of that, windows and a keyboard will be better. Microsoft pad along with a keyboard be better.