One of the new features of iPadOS 16’s flagship feature is an updated multitasking system called Stage Manager, which can be flexibly resized as you need it. This is a way to handle multiple windows with many apps open at the same time. You can also connect the iPad Pro or iPad Air to an external screen through the “Stage Manager”, and it can achieve up to 6K resolution. In addition, the iPad screen and external screen can display multiple apps together, and files and applications can be dragged and dropped back and forth between the two screens.
To the disappointment of some users, iPad users will never get the Stage Manager test, as “Stage Manager” is limited to iPads with M1 processors, and only three are currently available including the latest iPad Pro and iPad Air. Apple explained the reason for the M1 iPad-only in a statement.
Stage Manager is a completely coherent experience that offers a whole new window management experience that is astonishingly fast and responsive. In addition, if your iPad is connected to an external screen and also connected to four other windows, then Stage Manager is enabled on the iPad to get full external display support, not only the iPad resolution is up to 6K, but the external screen can run up to 8 at the same time. application. Delivering this experience requires a lot of RAM, ultra-fast storage, and flexible external screen I/O, and to meet these demands, the power of the M1 processor is behind it.
The M1 iPad Pro comes with 16GB of RAM, while the previous-generation iPad Pro only had 6GB of RAM. At the same time, the storage speed of the M1 iPad Pro is also twice that of the previous generation.