Apple iPad Pro 2020 (2. Gen) (WLAN only, 11", 512 GB, Silver)

Apple iPad Pro 2020 (2. Gen)

WLAN only, 11", 512 GB, Silver


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Diavolino1981

4 years ago

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tlippuner

4 years ago

K&M Tablet PC Table Stand (Various) you can slam the attachment onto any tripod, because the one with it is a bit wobbly or fragile. or Hama 106 - 3D (Aluminium) this is a perfect table tripod, universally adaptable and very very robust.

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P_Meier82

4 years ago

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ralf1973

4 years ago

I can't say anything about the user accounts so far - the device is used by me alone. I'm only using it at home at the moment and therefore without a case. For me, the feel is good, and I would describe the weight as valuable, which is about as close as I can get to a little too heavy. The edge makes it easier to grip and it tends to "slip" less. I'm satisfied with the device; only the Lidar resolution could be a bit higher (but it's still fun to play around with it). Sorry, the last sentence was a bit oT, was just in the flow of writing.

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rogerstras

4 years ago

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Anonymous

4 years ago

As I understand it, Apple is currently (once again) having delivery problems. The iPad Pro 2020 models available at digitec/Galaxus are also the latest, which can be recognised by the new camera module with Lidar scanner and the new processor (A12Z), among other things. The current iPad Pro models have actually been on sale since March 2020.

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melinaburkart

5 years ago

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elmatador

5 years ago

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According to Apple, the A12Z has an increased cooling performance and an additional GPU (graphics processing unit), as always Apple says that it is faster and better, purely on the data sheet the two processors look pretty much the same. Conclusion: the A12Z is the new processor that should be in the new 2020 iPads. @Digitec please adjust processor in specification.

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magicfriend

5 years ago

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fraenkli

5 years ago

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I have a very decent product from Satechi which I bought for my MacBook Pro. It turned out that, on the one hand, no more than 45W can be passed on and, on the other hand, that the adapter itself can dissipate around 12W of power. I assume that you have connected the original charger (15W). This means that a power supply with more power would probably also be able to charge your iPad. Unfortunately, I cannot test this for you.

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