An iPad Pro is an amazing device, and plugging it into a screen, keyboard, and mouse helps a lot. But it’s not a laptop replacement. And it never will be. Some workloads just require a desktop class OS optimised for such a setup and, honestly, the freedom to actually do things.
@lmika Which is why segmentation like laptop, desktop, pc, phone etc are meaningless to understand the market. To do that you need context .. coupled with learning curve and ROI … that typically the Manufacturers ignore because that is hard .. and doesn’t help them. I am with you, what I do with my Mac cannot easily be replaced by an iPad .. but for a lot of people it could .. although they aren’t your typical Micro.Blog user.