You make a great point like about how useful an iPad can be. I do use my MacBook quite a bit but I know once I have my iPad that that'll change. So that makes me want to upgrade to the biggest one that'll have available next year but a part of me needs one right now.

So I'm curious about these points here because where is then the gap which only a PC and only an iPad can fill? because surely in that case you only need one of them. You don't need a PC or Macbook and an iPad.

This is exactly my thought as well. In that case, if it gets bigger, then you either just get the iPad or you just get a computer. It's no longer really complimentary, is it, I think?

I've never actually used MacBooks at all. I've always been a PC guy, but I'm very curious. So when you're using a MacBook Pro What is it with a MacBook Pro that couldn't be sort of used on a MacBook Air? Is it cool? Some of the smaller ones? It makes sense.

If you're interested in getting one, I encourage you to really think about what you want to do with it and what you could do with it and then make the investment. But if it's just like for everyday fun, I would probably get an older one.

That sounds interesting, so how come it's better and easier to edit pictures on an iPad rather than a computer? Wouldn't you prefer having a proper software or is it for the gallery editor? So what you would have the phone?

I didn't want to get an iMac because those are like over $1000 so I figured the easiest route would be to test out an iPad and is more convenient and easier to carry around

Yeah, no fair play, fair play. And in that case, I mean, do you also buy accessories like additional, let's say a mouse or a keyboard and things like that or just using the screen.