Magic Keyboard
Use these demos to show customers key product features, then invite them to try for themselves.
Floating cantilever lever
Show how iPad Pro floats above the keyboard and adjusts to the ideal viewing angle
Point out the Smart Connector at the back of iPad Pro and explain that customers can use the Magic Keyboard* right away—no need to pair or charge.
Show customers how easy it is to attach iPad Pro to the Magic Keyboard and point out the unique floating design.
Adjust the viewing angle on iPad Pro and show how smoothly it moves and the small footprint—making it the perfect companion for tight spaces like airline tray tables.
Fold into a slim, protective cover when not in use
Start with the Magic Keyboard open and then close it.
Point out how slim iPad Pro is with the Magic Keyboard folded.
Typing Experience
Experience the best way to type on iPad Pro
Open Notes or Pages and have the customer type on the Magic Keyboard.
Point out the physical keycaps and the backlit keyboard, which is great for low-light environments.
Trackpad
Redesigned cursor that adapts to the content
Move the cursor around the Home screen icons and the Dock and point out how it morphs into the icons.
Click to open Notes.
Move the cursor over the toolbar buttons in the upper right to show them morphing in apps.
Move the cursor over the text area and point out how it turns into an i-beam (text cursor) for easy text selection.
Select a list and turn it into a checklist.
Click an item on the list to show how the cursor transforms into the checklist items.
Easily navigate iPadOS with gestures
With three fingers, swipe right on the trackpad to switch between apps.
Use three fingers to swipe up and pause to reveal the App Switcher.
Move the cursor to the bottom of the screen to reveal the Dock. Click on an app.
Swipe up with three fingers to go Home.
Open Numbers from the Home screen.
Click to open a spreadsheet.
Move the cursor between columns to resize.
Move the cursor over the cells and point out how the cursor transforms into the cells, making them easy to select.
Select a range of cells, right click, and create a chart.
* Coming in May.
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