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Thursday morning last (Jakarta time), besides launching iPhone and iPhone 6S 6S Plus, Apple also introduced the successor to the iPad, iPad Pro. Interestingly, in contrast to its predecessor, Apple presents iPad Pro accompanied by "stationery" called Pencil. Although only present as accessories, Pencil function almost the same as the Samsung S Pen on the iconic features possessed only by a series of Samsung Galaxy Note. "iPad Pro is an iPad most advanced ever. These devices transform the way we learn, work and be creative," said Apple CEO, Tim Cook, the annual event Apple held in at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, California , Wednesday (9/9).

Apple has teamed up with Microsoft to bring Office on iPad with new experiences that use the Pencil. Not just with Microsoft, Apple is also working with Adobe. In the event, executives of Microsoft Office, Kirk Koenigsbauer, demonstrated how the iPad Pencil Pro can enrich the content in a document. Pencil on iPad Pro allows users to mark up data and marked with different colors. In Microsoft Office PowerPoint, Pencil can be easier for users to create graphs just by drawing. On the occasion, Director of Design Adobe, Eric Snow, also demonstrated how the iPad Pencil Pro can allow users to design the magazine through Adobe Sketch. (See video View Closer iPhone 6S and 6S Plus) iPad Pro itself carries a wider screen 12.9-inch (diagonal). The device is equipped with third-generation chipset A9X. Apple claims the iPad Pro battery can last up to 10 hours. Furthermore, Apple also embed a four speaker audio system on the iPad Pro scattered through all four corner of the device. iPad Pro with 32GB of internal memory is offered at a price of 799 US dollars, while the iPad Pro with Wifi 128GB internal memory is priced at 949 US dollars, while the 128GB version Wifi + Cellular sold for 1079 dollars. Pencil on iPad Accessories Pro itself sold separately at a price of 99 dollars. Apple also brings smart keyboard to accompany the presence of iPad Pro, which is priced at 169 US dollars.