 Hey everybody, this is Dieter Bohn with The Verge, and this is the massive, gargantuan, huge iPad Pro. It has a 12.9 inch screen, and if you look at this dimension of it, it's actually the same height as an iPad Air, which means that you can run iPad apps in their full glory while still having something over here on the side. So the resolution on this thing is 2732x2048, it's retina, it's very beautiful, it's a very good screen. Apple also claims it's wicked fast, it has an A9X processor, which they say is laptop grade, very very fast. And also you can get a keyboard, this keyboard's $169, and it has this tiny little magnetic connector on the bottom, which matches up with these tiny little dots on the bottom of the iPad, and you just connect them in, and you have the keyboard. It thinks I said hey Siri, I'm not sure why. The keyboard is, it feels good, it feels about the same as the new MacBook keyboard, you can see I'm banging away on it. It also supports a stylus, it's called the Apple Pencil, and the, I don't have one here, but it can handle pressure, it can also detect tilt, so you can do really really detailed drawings on it. Apple plans for this thing to be designed for professionals, and it makes sense. The base model with 32 gigs is $799, but if you get more memory, if you get LTE, if you buy the keyboard, if you buy the Apple Pencil, you are very quickly getting into a price range that is more, or at least equal to, a MacBook. So here's a 13 inch MacBook Air compared to this giant iPad. Apple thinks that it can become your only device, it can become a tablet and you don't need to worry about having a laptop. And maybe they're right, but we'll need to spend a little bit more time with it to see. In any case, if you wanted to see a huge iPad, now you have.
 Hey everybody, this is Dieter Bohn with The Verge, and this is the massive, gargantuan,
 huge iPad Pro.
 It has a 12.9 inch screen, and if you look at this dimension of it, it's actually the
 same height as an iPad Air, which means that you can run iPad apps in their full glory
 while still having something over here on the side.
 So the resolution on this thing is 2732x2048, it's retina, it's very beautiful, it's a very
 good screen.
 Apple also claims it's wicked fast, it has an A9X processor, which they say is laptop
 grade, very very fast.
 And also you can get a keyboard, this keyboard's $169, and it has this tiny little magnetic
 connector on the bottom, which matches up with these tiny little dots on the bottom
 of the iPad, and you just connect them in, and you have the keyboard.
 It thinks I said hey Siri, I'm not sure why.
 The keyboard is, it feels good, it feels about the same as the new MacBook keyboard, you
 can see I'm banging away on it.
 It also supports a stylus, it's called the Apple Pencil, and the, I don't have one here,
 but it can handle pressure, it can also detect tilt, so you can do really really detailed
 drawings on it.
 Apple plans for this thing to be designed for professionals, and it makes sense.
 The base model with 32 gigs is $799, but if you get more memory, if you get LTE, if you
 buy the keyboard, if you buy the Apple Pencil, you are very quickly getting into a price
 range that is more, or at least equal to, a MacBook.
 So here's a 13 inch MacBook Air compared to this giant iPad.
 Apple thinks that it can become your only device, it can become a tablet and you don't
 need to worry about having a laptop.
 And maybe they're right, but we'll need to spend a little bit more time with it to see.
 In any case, if you wanted to see a huge iPad, now you have.