Apple CEO Tim Cook gave an introduction last week to its new iPad Pro, in a shift that imitates their laptop offerings adding yet another entry into its line of well ranked and powerful tablets.

Apple took the power of the larger iPad Pro 12 that made its debut last year, where then they integrated it in an iPad Pro 9.7, which is one of Apple's designing factor that made their tablets well recognized from the get-go.

Apple has broken a long-established tradition by early giving out a review to the units for the launch, normally customers would get their Apple products a few days after the launch, indicating that the company were fully confident of its product itself, in particular the improvement of its iOS software, along with its well-built processor that powers the iPad Pro.

The iPad Pro 9.7 is an apparition tucked into the familiar form with the iPad Air that in a legitimate conclusion managed to earn its name professional by improving its usage. The device carries better color that adds trueness in the improved screen, with a supported camera parallel to the iPhone 6s that can take and edit high resolution photos, which also includes the iPad's ability to now take animated Live Photos.

Integrating the well-connected device on a social scale is merely a tap away, allowing users to easily share their work on the infinite social platform.

One of the key features that's been introduced to the Pro line of iPads is the pairing of Apple's Pencil that allows users to draw, sign and take notes with great level of control due to its exceptionally quick response that captures pressures and strokes accurately.

Combing iPad Pro's drive power with the Apple Pencil along with the sizable suite Adobe apps has to offer, completes the package for those who want to be creative professional that can be used in the office or on the move.