The reason why an iPad cannot entirely replace a Mac(book) is imho not related to the hardware but rather the software. The OS gives much less freedom and especially the ‘apps’ are almost always ‘light’ versions of their desktop counterparts. Thus, a DG ‘lite’ version which may essentially be only a viewer is already sth. great and very much in line with what is available on an iPad otherwise.
However, the iPad pro together with a click-on keyboard enables full ‘pro’ tasks and then a full DG version is the perfect software! With a click-on keyboard also the UI issue may be resolved, it could be used just the same way as the macOS version.
To conclude: I would (a) use/buy as an immediate solution a viewer/presentation app now (datagraph lite), and (b) wish for the full datagraph program on iPadOS to be used with a click-on keyboard/trackpad on the long run.
-
This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by richard.