I edit and upload almost all of my videos on my Macbook Pro. Just find myself editing way faster on it than my iPad

Hi, it's not finder its Files App with a shortcut to Home, and he changed the folder picture to the Finders picture.

I use it as well as it's easier to access the files's app.

Also I can’t stand the launcher

@@TheGam1ngOwl definitely not for everyone, and that’s fine. At least on PC we have the option to choose how we play our games.

Hi, on pc gamepass, can I change my setting and go above 60fps

@@Old-Boy_BEbop yeah it’s absolutely ludicrous the pricing of just wanting to enjoy a form of entertainment. It’s why I said the Series S was so good in this market and a viable alternative. That price difference is significant. Just curious, on average do Xboxes go on sale or cheaper more often than PS5s in South Africa? How is that difference?

pc is no different, GPU market is broken as well as CPU's now. GPU's are only gonna go up even more in the coming years thanks to computing power and AI. PC's may offer better experience in terms of performance, windows is garbage and Linux requires tons of troubleshooting to get anything to work. also PC's require alot of trouble shooting and maintenance. so it requires you to open the system on the regular clearing out dust thats accumulated. also beefy PC's require alot of room space which is a struggle for those who live in apartments consoles dont have these issues as they are all the standard specs and fits comfortably in a small living room. i will say online console gaming is far to expensive but you also get a clean gaming experience of not encountering cheaters and DdoS attacks unlike pc and to avoid that you need to get a VPN which costs money. so both systems have their pros and cons.

On games that support it, yes.

@@havokdoesthingshere1213 i miss those days.

@beautyneytiri there is nothing wrong with it if you plan to use it as your only computer and can make it work. I’ve also been a longer iPad user than macbook user. If I go anywhere and need to bring a computing device, 95% of the time it’s the iPad.

Steam

@@mickaelsflow6774 Both points I made because there is a potential market there to grab. As an example, If you were able to play your Xbox game pass library natively on the Deck (a lot of them do, it’s just that microsoft doesn’t seem to want to support having the service on SteamOS), it could push Xbox players to consider a purchase if they wanted to bring their xbox game pass library on the go. A lot of people I heard with ROG Allys and Legion Go’s noted that they loved the ability to use xbox game pass on it so they could use it sort of like a secondary console to their Xbox’s, they just don’t like they have to use Windows with an input not designed for it. Same way for AAA gaming. Regardless of what you may think, these games are absolute juggernauts with millions of players. The potential ability to play these games reasonably on SteamOS would be a major pull for a lot of gamers who just play Cod on the regular.

@@FrozenVayneGames it sounds counterproductive for Valve to provide Game Pass. But given they make money off of the console (not selling at cost, unlike Xbox or PS), it could make sense, I guess. I'll disagree on the AAA. I'm not saying they don't have a pull, I'm challenging the platform on which they are targeted. I don't think people want to them on small screens. COD on small screens feels off. But I can see how people "just" want it regardless. On another note, the current state of AAA games and studio/editors is quite challenging today. Not to expound on that, but more place should be made for other, less demanding, but deserving games. I see the Steam Deck as a good place to play those. Thus, I get Valve's focus not being on "running AAA", which even the more powerful handhelds aren't doing well either.

@@mickaelsflow6774 i think just a big problem right now in general is how gigantic AAA is for the majority of the audience. Most people dont bother even looking into some of the excellent indie titles or smaller games nowadays. They’ll just buy the next FC or COD and call it a day.

Is this overlay available on Windows though? I thought the overlay was SteamOS only.

@@KZfaqUniverse the heat management was a surprising improvement imo. It felt much cooler when doing more intensive tasks compared to a previous m1 pro doing the same things. Battery though felt similar to my M1.

yep.

@@gene978 the refresh rate on the screen does help a lot in making it feel more like writing.

@@ard2595 yea, for a trade in i think this iPad can be worth it with its features. The 120hz refresh rate is hard to understate how big of an improvement it is.

@@LivingByFire excellent deal right there

Previous gen M1 iPad Air or Pro would be my choice. 256GB for around 500 bucks is a steal for those models. Unless you absolutely want the new pencil features, in that case go M2 Air. Pro for a grand imo is a lot to ask for a first iPas.

​@@FrozenVayneGamesthank you so much 😊

Esr shift

Yes, is probably the best/one of the best tablets now, but it isn't worth for the price

@@AleiuOfficial Thanks . I'm actually thinking about getting an iPad but I'd rather wait until the mini 7 drops for more portability . Does it make you as productive as a laptop does?

What Aleiu said. Great tablet, doesn’t do enough to make me say to purchase this over the Air or a previous generation pro or air.

@@tranminhquang4541 A mini Ipad is productive and has a very good portability, but it's not like a laptop, if you're going to use an IPad for work or you want to be productive better get an Air or wait for the IPad 11th generation, i think it drops this year. Or you can choose the previous Ipad Pro

@@FrozenVayneGames that's it