Should I get a surface pro or an ipad?

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Im thinking of getting the surface pro 6 or an ipad pro for college. This will be my first very own laptop and I want to make sure I got the best one.

I need something that can run word, powerpoint, open multiple tabs while working (but still fast), and other things.

I also want to do digital notes so that it wont be a hassle to buy different pens and other things. The ipad pro has goodnotes which I think is the best app since I see a lot of people use it for note taking.

I also think a surface pro would be great since it runs full windows 10. Onenotes is great but the ipad pro has this 'feel' to it which makes it seem nicer to use. Maybe the problem is the surface pen idk.

I dont know what I should get but I know I would want a 2 in 1 laptop.



Submitted January 01, 2020 at 02:29AM by penguinswithtuxedos https://ift.tt/2ZDjgYE

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