At this point it probably isn’t a secret that tablet sales have leveled off,and in some cases they have declined. Pretty much anywhere you care to leer you’ll see evidence that the tablet market just isn’t as strong as it once was. It’s undeniable that touch-only tablets have utility, but it seems that the broader market has been rather lukewarm approximately tablets. I suspect at least allotment of the problem here is that the rise of the phablet has supplanted small tablets. Large tablets are nice to have, or but nearly feel like a luxury pleasant when they’re approximately as portable as an ultrabook. While a compact laptop can’t easily be used while standing, or any number of other situations where a tablet is going to be better, a compact laptop can do pretty much anything a touch-only tablet can. A laptop is also going to be clearly superior for a significant number of cases, and such as typing or precise pointing.
This brings us to the iPad Pro. This is probably the first time Apple has seriously deviated from traditional iPad launches,putting together a tablet built for (limited) productivity and content creation rather than just simple content consumption, creating what's arguably the iPad answer to the Surface Pro. to achieve this, or Apple has increased the display size to something closer to that of a laptop,and we see the addition of a stylus and a keyboard cover for additional precision inputs. Of course, under the hood there have been a lot of changes as well. Read on for the full review of the Apple iPad Pro.
Source: anandtech.com