The iPad has had decent video editing capabilities for years now but as we wait for the next “pro” generation of the Apple Silicon chips to make their way into desktop and portable Macs this current and very capable chip in an iPad is mighty intriguing. The “high-performance video editing” of course caught my eye.
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While watching the very slick video I paused to read over one of the screens where they pull together a laundry list of new features for the products they are announcing, in this case the new iPad Pro. Oh and there is the ever present leaks that point to bigger things coming as well. I think this discontinuation of the iMac Pro coupled with the candy-color and lack of ports on the new iMac to signal more power is coming.
As good as regular Intel iMacs have been for those of use that have used them for post-production there are a number of things that point to way more pro Apple Silicon models in the future. Despite what some click-bait blogs would have you believe, the iMacs seem underwhelming for the video creation and post-production customer. I finally got a chance to watch the Apple keynote where they introduced the newly redesigned iMacs as well as the new iPad Pro with the Apple Silicon M1 chip.
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