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I tried the benchmark test and center frame function of the 3rd generation 11 inch 'iPad Pro' - GIGAZINE
2021 Apple iPad Pro benchmark blitz: +50% gains on the A12Z Bionic model, beats all M1 Macs in Geekbench single-core testing, and outpaces Intel Core i9 MacBook Pro 16 - NotebookCheck.net News
