Apple may not want to admit it, but the iPad Pro is very much built in the image of the Surface Pro: a tablet with a connected keyboard, a stylus, and a stand to prop it up. But for all of their similarities, the two devices often work in really different ways. We spent some time using the iPad Pro and the Surface Pro 4 side by side to see the differences.
iPad Pro vs. Surface Pro 4: a closer look at the future of tablets
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