Four years have passed when I first purchased my air (I did so not long after the debut). It lends itself quite well to the practice of writing stuff "on the knee." I was required to give riveting presentations on it on multiple occasions, as well as produce abstracts and reports, speak with it, write for myself, and occasionally draw. Because the Air 2 was the same model after which Apple screwed in support for their pen, it can only be acceptable for drawing if you have styluses from Wacom or other companies that allow reading the pressure level. If you don't have styluses that support reading the pressure level, you won't be able to draw on the Air 2. In general, despite all of the issues that arise from having IOS as an installed system, I simply cannot fathom how I would function without it. When you need to leap out in front of an audience and read quickly, having this on hand is indispensable. It is also indispensable for working quickly. It is possible to transport it anyplace. There is no way for me to eat at this point because the tablet has developed a discernible lag in its performance, although I would really like to. When I decided to purchase it, I believe I made the best possible decision.
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