A new device, yet to be released, promises to enable owners to charge laptops with a USB Type-C connector, like the New 2015 MacBook at full speed, multiple times.

The 12.9 inch retina display will feature a resolution of 2,732 x 2,048 pixels, with a 264 ppi density. Sharp will be the primary supplier for the displays, with Samsung as the fallback supplier, ready to start manufacturing its own screens as early as September. Sharp has already started shipping an initial batch of displays to Apple, which have reportedly passed preliminary quality tests.

What is a "power home user", and are you one? Tech giants have learned that even home users want a taste of "business class", which explains this upwards trend of high-powered hybrids and laptops.

By this token, an iPad as big as a MacBook, with or without stylus, fits perfectly. Regardless of the size, the iPad Pro, (for lack of a more solid lead on the name), will still be an iOS device, it will still run full screen apps, and it will still be just as easy to use as any regular iPad.