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Tutorial plz

Is 16gb of ram and 1 tb ssb enough for a regular med student or should I take a 18 Gb of ram with 512 Ssd

Amazing quality. I hope you get more established on RUclips. Your content is SOO good!!

Nice video. How much ram do you have

506 subs??? You def didn't hit the algorythm yet. Hope you'll get the attention for the quality.

give turtorial pls

Wow

did anyone else see the Akatsuki cloud from Naruto in the red stuff on his shirt?

great vid man, you truly deserve millions of subs, informative and straight to the point, never stop making vids, bravo.

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Bro that setup looks so aesthetically pleasing wtf. Great video broski.

Great review I bought one about 1 year ago and agree great product... apart from ports

He kind of cute af

This guy deserves more subscribers. Amazing quality videos for such a small channel.

Nice video! Can I ask, what office chair do you have?

Epic video. If I ever take notes I will use this newfound knowledge

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INSANEEEE!! thanks a lot for this video. Could easily see you hitting one million in the coming years. Keep up these amazing videos :)

The background music should be 200%

The most realistic down to earth piece about the iPad and medicine. I’m currently a full time iPad Pro 2018 user and I know the feels! Also, the files app is definitely garbage 😂

Fucking loved the video. Great work. Elite level video editing & making. All the best. Great humour too

On point! Your Doctor's handwriting exploded the iPad.

From what I got from this video, as someone who used the M1 iPad Pro in Sixth From for notetaking, and am deciding between a Macbook Air and a Windows Laptop - was that as a student, your priority should be to buy a Macbook/laptop first then an iPad if you feel like you need it. As someone planning to start a degree in engineering this autumn, I feel the ability to handwrite notes will be super valuable, as, I mean, just try to type out some basic calculus/algebra on a keyboard, you'll see what I'll mean. If you are doing a maths based degree, I'd likely recommend getting an iPad of some kind, laptop first, 100% as this video conveys, then an iPad mini, iPad Air or iPad Pro depending on your use case, having used an older generation iPad Pro with the gen 1 pencil, I'd say moving up to the gen 2 pencil is worth it - likely go for a 2018-2020 iPad Pro, which are likely around 400 pounds at this time? they have plenty power for most students, only problems being the M1 exclusive features like Stage Manager - but even these I wouldn't worry about as they aren't exactly super streamlined yet. TLDR: Get a laptop first, then an iPad - even more so for maths based courses, try get an iPad that supports a Gen 2 Apple Pencil, the quality of life benefits are worth it imo.

This video is gonna blow up

This video is so on point. I bought an M1 iPad a year ago for school and studying etc but a year later I’m really regretting it writing on the iPad is so painful tbh and I’d honestly rather write on paper or type really wish I can get the new air in a year or two