One thing about the iPad line is that it is always being improved, and that improvement never ends. As if you were doing roadwork on a road, the work on the iPad line just keeps on going. When I was younger, I thought an iPad would be good for a long time after getting it. But Apple just keeps making the iPads better and better.
The newest iPad model, called the iPad 10, got some cool new features like being able to use it in landscape mode and having the camera in the middle. Now people think when Apple makes new iPad Pro models, they will have these features too. But the work won’t stop there. Rumors say the new Pro models may have even better screens called OLED screens. And when that happens, the other iPad models will likely get updates too over time.
Apple even released a new Apple Pencil last year without new iPads. It was like doing more roadwork when the road wasn’t closed! Hopefully taking a whole year without new iPads means Apple was very busy working on the next big improvements. Small updates each year don’t feel as exciting. Apple also had to focus on their Vision Pro mixed reality headset launching soon.
No matter what Apple does, it feels like the iPad line will always be a work in progress. Little changes happen slowly over the models, just like roadwork takes a long time. And the improvements never fully finish, like how construction on roads can go on and on. Even top models may get features later from cheaper models, which is a bit weird. But ongoing improvements also mean iPads stay fresh and exciting to use. The never-ending work just keeps the iPad line moving forward.
