Of course, Photoshop for the iPad isn’t actually going to be available until sometime in 2019 (as broad and ambiguous of a timeline as you can get) but that didn’t stop me from going down the rabbit hole of wondering whether the new iPad Pro, in all its glorious computing horsepower, could ever possibly replace my 13” Macbook Pro as my personal machine.Īnd of course, no personal computer would be complete without proper support for my photo editing workflow. What’s more, the promise of Adobe releasing a full-featured Photoshop for the iPad signalled the change towards a promising future that would finally blur the lines between desktop and mobile computing.

The video boasted power and performance that could support the full – that’s right, full – version of Photoshop. But upon watching the feature reel, one thing caught my eye and made me consider adding the iPad to my ecosystem of products for the first time: Photoshop CC. I honestly didn’t think much of the iPad Pro when it was initially announced on stage in late October.

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