[Taeyeonie]

Anyone know any local stores carrying it on release day? I prefer to pickup as I don't have anyone to accept delivery.

[Glariel]

Taeyeonie wrote:

Anyone know any local stores carrying it on release day? I prefer to pickup as I don't have anyone to accept delivery.

Can try those like challenger, courts, i studio

[runforyourlife]

Taeyeonie wrote:

Anyone know any local stores carrying it on release day? I prefer to pickup as I don't have anyone to accept delivery.

Can always buy after opening day sure a lot stocks bro.

[Coless]

Anybody order has been shipped?

[swgj86]

https://9to5mac.com/2020/03/23/ipad-...20-benchmarks/

The Reddit user also took the opportunity to run some Geekbench testing on the 2020 iPad Pro. Here’s how it scored:

Single-Core: 1114 (Versus 1111 for 2018 iPad Pro)
Multi-Core: 4654 (Versus 4604 for 2018 iPad Pro)
9894 Metal Score (Versus 9146 for 2018 iPad Pro)

[siaoz85]

I didn’t know there will be stocks everywhere. Apple has already processed my order and earliest is 28 Mar.

[Glariel]

swgj86 wrote:

https://9to5mac.com/2020/03/23/ipad-...20-benchmarks/

The Reddit user also took the opportunity to run some Geekbench testing on the 2020 iPad Pro. Here’s how it scored:

Single-Core: 1114 (Versus 1111 for 2018 iPad Pro)
Multi-Core: 4654 (Versus 4604 for 2018 iPad Pro)
9894 Metal Score (Versus 9146 for 2018 iPad Pro)

Yup not much difference except for the metal core
7 cores on A12X vs 8 cores A12Z

[watzup_ken]

swgj86 wrote:

https://9to5mac.com/2020/03/23/ipad-...20-benchmarks/

The Reddit user also took the opportunity to run some Geekbench testing on the 2020 iPad Pro. Here’s how it scored:

Single-Core: 1114 (Versus 1111 for 2018 iPad Pro)
Multi-Core: 4654 (Versus 4604 for 2018 iPad Pro)
9894 Metal Score (Versus 9146 for 2018 iPad Pro)

The scores are to be expected. The key difference between the old A12X and this A12Z is the extra 1 graphic core. Which explains the bump in the metal score. The marginally higher CPU core is likely a small bump in clockspeed.

[watzup_ken]

siaoz85 wrote:

Initially thought I should hold out for the mini led ipad. But seems like they only have it for the 12.9 inch model. I prefer the 11 inch.

May be good for you to go down to the store to check out the difference in size. Personally, I feel with this new iPad design, the difference in the iPad dimension is not as bad as the first gen iPad Pro. This is the first time I can accept the 12.9 inch version.

[Cryophoenix]

swgj86 wrote:

https://9to5mac.com/2020/03/23/ipad-...20-benchmarks/

The Reddit user also took the opportunity to run some Geekbench testing on the 2020 iPad Pro. Here’s how it scored:

Single-Core: 1114 (Versus 1111 for 2018 iPad Pro)
Multi-Core: 4654 (Versus 4604 for 2018 iPad Pro)
9894 Metal Score (Versus 9146 for 2018 iPad Pro)

Difference isn't significant enough for existing iPad Pro owners to upgrade.

[swgj86]

Cryophoenix wrote:

Difference isn't significant enough for existing iPad Pro owners to upgrade.

so it does make sense for apple to introduce a whole new gen ipad pro at the end of the year?

[Fcube25]

Anyone know where I can try out the new ipad pro? Been searching a few places but they say they are not even sure if they will get the stock on 25th.

[*adiBOY]

swgj86 wrote:

so it does make sense for apple to introduce a whole new gen ipad pro at the end of the year?

Anyhow it will come. A14X will be a monstrous processor in 5nm. Don’t rule out a redesign 😉

[swgj86]

*adiBOY wrote:

Anyhow it will come. A14X will be a monstrous processor in 5nm. Don’t rule out a redesign 😉

guess i will continue to use my 10.5 ipad pro for another year or two.

[kudo2904]

My order has shipped. Delivery tomorrow