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August 12, 2022

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There’s no denying that Apple has transformed how we work, but in recent years, it has introduced several solutions to suit every budget and working style. There’s a workspace for everyone, from iPad Pro models and MacBook Airs to the Mac Studio and Studio Display.

UNLOCK THE POWER OF THE APPLE ECOSYSTEM

Perhaps one of the most compelling reasons for switching from Windows to Apple is the company’s first-class operating systems and baked-in ecosystems that translate from one platform to another. Over the years, Apple has worked hard to introduce several powerful features designed to make working across your Mac, iPhone, and iPad as straightforward and convenient as possible. For example, you can use an Apple Pencil to create detailed illustrations on your iPad and insert them into a Keynote presentation on your Mac. Universal Control allows you to use the same mouse for both devices, moving your cursor fluidly between two platforms and dragging and dropping files for those with an iPad and a Mac. Universal Control does everything you wanted and hoped your devices do: it makes sense.

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