 Hello everybody, I'm holding in my hands what looks just like an iPad Air 2, but it is in fact the new iPad Pro 9.7. It has all of the new internals that we have on the much larger iPad Pro, but in a smaller body. So we have four speakers, we have the A9X processor. Actually we have some technology that isn't in the new iPad Pro. For example, the screen has got this true tone screen that will read the ambient color in the room and adjust the color temperature of the screen to match so that in a yellow room your white should look a little more yellow because they're reflective like paper. Same basic idea here. The other thing that is new that the iPad Pro doesn't have is this right here. It's the 12 megapixel camera, same one that you'll find in iPhone 6S or the new iPhone SE. And just like the 6 and 6S, there's a camera bump. Come on guys, get it together. Since it's an iPad Pro it also supports iPad Pro style accessories. So on the bottom here we have this smart connector which lets you connect it up to a keyboard in this awkward setup. Somehow, there we go, we have a full size keyboard. It has a few standard Apple shortcuts so you can in fact command tab which is kind of neat. Typing on it is fine. Most keyboards that are designed for the iPad Air or in this case the iPad Pro end up being okay for some people and a huge bother for others. I'm like right in the middle. You can get used to it. The keys are well separated. It feels pretty good, not too clacky. So it's a decent enough keyboard. And then of course you can also use the Apple pencil with this device so you are able to draw and draw some other stuff. I'm not a very good drawer. In any case, the iPad Pro, I guess we'll call it the iPad Pro 9.7 starts at $599 and it's going to be available on March 31st. If you want to know more about this or about anything else that happened today at Apple, check us out on the Verge.
 Hello everybody, I'm holding in my hands what looks just like an iPad Air 2, but it is in
 fact the new iPad Pro 9.7.
 It has all of the new internals that we have on the much larger iPad Pro, but in a smaller
 body.
 So we have four speakers, we have the A9X processor.
 Actually we have some technology that isn't in the new iPad Pro.
 For example, the screen has got this true tone screen that will read the ambient color
 in the room and adjust the color temperature of the screen to match so that in a yellow
 room your white should look a little more yellow because they're reflective like paper.
 Same basic idea here.
 The other thing that is new that the iPad Pro doesn't have is this right here.
 It's the 12 megapixel camera, same one that you'll find in iPhone 6S or the new iPhone
 SE.
 And just like the 6 and 6S, there's a camera bump.
 Come on guys, get it together.
 Since it's an iPad Pro it also supports iPad Pro style accessories.
 So on the bottom here we have this smart connector which lets you connect it up to a keyboard
 in this awkward setup.
 Somehow, there we go, we have a full size keyboard.
 It has a few standard Apple shortcuts so you can in fact command tab which is kind of neat.
 Typing on it is fine.
 Most keyboards that are designed for the iPad Air or in this case the iPad Pro end up being
 okay for some people and a huge bother for others.
 I'm like right in the middle.
 You can get used to it.
 The keys are well separated.
 It feels pretty good, not too clacky.
 So it's a decent enough keyboard.
 And then of course you can also use the Apple pencil with this device so you are able to
 draw and draw some other stuff.
 I'm not a very good drawer.
 In any case, the iPad Pro, I guess we'll call it the iPad Pro 9.7 starts at $599 and it's
 going to be available on March 31st.
 If you want to know more about this or about anything else that happened today at Apple,
 check us out on the Verge.