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Originally Posted by DaleDe
Did you try this with the newest iPad Pro? No claims were made for the original ones.
Dale
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i'm afraid that i cannot afford the newest ipad pro. my assessment was made from using my 2017 ipad pro 10.5". the new ipad pro sports the A12X Bionic chip vs the older A10X Fusion chip. the claim is 35% faster performance for single core processes and up to 90% faster for multi-core processes. though it's an improvement, i don't think that it will be comparable to a computer. my work desktop is on a 5-year old core i-5 and it still handles my excel files MUCH better than my ipad pro. add to that the iOS version of excel cannot handle macros and also iOS limitations and it makes it that much worse. i think that if i didn't need the better screen and graphics, that the regular ipad would've suited fine for personal use.