Why can the Ipad Pro laptop be called a replacement where it doesn't even have an x86 processor?
Presented me the Ipad Pro with Mac OS instead of IOS Apple and I let the word laptop be used
Are the MacBooks no longer laptops as soon as they use an ARM processor from 2021 or 2022? I don't think an x86 processor makes up a laptop.
What should the processor have to do with it?
Wasn't the C64 a PC because it had an 8-bit?
An iPad Pro can be operated with a mouse and keyboard and the functionality is sophisticated enough that it can do the most important functions of the laptop for occasional use.
Are the Apple Powerbooks with their Motorola / PowerPC processors not notebooks?
Because neither the processor (or its architecture) nor the operating system are relevant for the definition of a laptop.
And while we're at it: You can e.g. Also install Android (more precisely Android-x86) on a "normal" laptop or, if "accidentally" one with a ARM processor also has a "normal" Android.
And I let I use the word laptop
I think you overestimate your influence.
