When it comes to processors, Apple's managed to significantly step up since last year, with the debut of the A8X on the iPad Air 2, and the A9X on the iPad Pro. While in terms of performance the iPad might have its work cut out for it, both the devices remain in the same category when it comes to display specifications. The resolution is higher than the 15 inch MacBook Pro so Apple really wants to you to capture all the details you can with your eyes on the iPad.Īs opposed to the Surface Pro 4, the iPad comes with only one screen size, to 12.9 inches are all you get if you're looking at Apple for all your enterprise and other applications this year. The iPad Pro on the other hand comes with a 12.9 inch screen, with a resolution of 2732 x 2048 and a pixel density of 265ppi. Microsoft's further reduced bezel size on the Surface Pro 4, with the device now boasting 5 million pixels across its 12.3 inch diagonal, with a pixel density of 267ppi, that places it in the iPad Pro's ballpark in terms of content quality displayed.

In terms of display, the Surface Pro 4 has a slightly smaller display than the iPad Pro, with the device's display size standing at 12.3 inches. But how well does the device stand up against the iPad Pro, Apple's very own larger screened tablet launched to tackle the enterprise sector in particular? Lets find out below.

The Surface Pro lineup from Redmond has seen an increasing amount of popularity, particularly since the launch of the Surface Pro 3, so Microsoft's under quite a bit of pressure to make sure the Pro 4 is up to the mark as well. With it being more than a year when we saw the first Surface Pro 4 specifications leak take place, its time for us to finally witness Microsoft's tablet/notebook hybrid.

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