Apple's iPad Pro launched last week and to everyone's surprise, comes with Apple's highly acclaimed M1 chip. The Apple M1 processor is the same M1 processor you can find on the latest MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro. This also makes Apple's iPad Pro one of the most powerful tablets in the world sporting iPadOS. The true potential of a computing class processor in a mobile device is still yet unknown. We are suspecting that Apple will reveal the benefits and unlock the iPad Pro's ultimate potential in the times to come. 

This brings us to the issue that is the current state of Android tablets though. There were only two tablets that could technically compete alongside the iPad Pro in its previous form. The two tablets are from Samsung, in the form of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+, and HUAWEI in the form of the HUAWEI MatePad Pro. With the new generation iPad Pro with M1 chip though, those two tablets now look like regular tablets that competes with the regular iPad. So what is the problem with Android tablets? We discuss on this episode of Tech & Tonic.

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