How John Ternus could finally fulfill Steve Jobs’ original vision for the iPad as a true primary computing device

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Apr 24, 2026, 4:01 pm224 ptsTrending
Apple’s iPad Pro Steve Jobs introduced the iPad in 2010 not as a bigger iPhone or a sidekick to the Mac, but as a revolutionary “third category” of device — a magical slate of glass that would usher in the post-PC era. He envisioned it as a primary computing device: intuitive, touch-first, powerful enough for…

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