Invincible-Scott Pilgrim style: This is invincible drawn in a Scott Pilgrim style I’ve tried on one of my favorite indie comic superheroes for fun. Long story short, I drew this on the Procreate App on my 8th Gen regular iPad and post a full picture of this digital sketch here on Tumblr because man Instagram has serious issue with their frustrating limited image cropping tools I tell ya' folks what… well anyway, this is the Invincible Returns era Suit that Comic-Invincible wore when he switched of his blue and black suit, and while he did later change back from the revised design of his original suit to the fan favorite original design of his original suit later on in the later comics of course, and I especially liked the tv series revised design of how his blue and black suit looks in the show where it surprisingly looks more unique and stylish since it makes the original blue and black suit design in the comics look ironically simplistic I tell ya folks what. Well anyway I hope you folks like my Scott Pilgrim styled sketch of Invincible this year of course.
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Features of Having iPad 8th Gen; Let’s have a Look!
The iPad 8th Gen is designed to be both powerful and easy to use, that attracts everyone, from Tech-geeks to everyday users. With advanced features, long battery life, and compatibility with essential accessories, it’s truly a long time investment in convenience, creativity, and productivity.
Powerful A12 Bionic Chip
Users can experience smooth multitasking with the A12 Bionic chip, which allows you to run multiple apps simultaneously, enjoys graphics-rich games, and handle crucial tasks with ease. This chip improves the speed of iPad and efficiency, which makes it an ideal choice for users who focus for performance.
Stunning 10.2-inch Retina Display
The 10.2-inch Retina display gives vibrant colours and sharp details, that are perfect for watching videos, working on creative projects, or simply browsing the web. Its aesthetic display brings everything to life, either you’re watching a film or do some sketching with Apple Pencil.
Flexible for Learning
This model is compatible with the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, the iPad 8th Gen is a fantastic tool for making notes, drawing sketches, or writing the work. Students, artists, and professionals can enjoy lots of creative and productivity apps, that makes it an adaptable device for almost every field.
All-Day Battery Life
With up to 10 hours of battery life, the iPad 8th Gen has been built to last through a full day of work, play, or study. Say goodbye to continuous charging and hello to uninterrupted productive work and non-stop entertainment wherever you are.
Lightweight and Portable
This iPad is portable and easy to carry, which creates a fine grip on upon the ipad and fits perfectly into any lifestyle. Whether you’re at home or on the move, the iPad 8th Gen is your ideal partner for digital tasks and entertainment.
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Environmentally Friendly
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In September 2020 I purchased an Apple iPad 8th generation. The main reason was because at the time the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 was $649. In May my old iPad Air 2 (my artwork reference tablet) started getting errors that it didn't have enough RAM. So in June I had to buy a new tablet. I was going to buy another iPad. I decided the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 was a compelling alternative since it was on sale for $500. This is a review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7.
Design
The Galaxy Tab S7 follows the design language of Samsung's other Tab S tablets starting with the Tab S4. The bezels keep getting thinner and thinner. The device also keeps getting thinner and thinner. The Tab S7 in portrait measures 6.51" Wide by 9.99" Tall, and .25" Thick. It weighs a bit over 1 pound. In portrait perspective the power / sleep and the volume controls are on the right hand side. The fingerprint sensor is in the power / sleep button. At the top and bottom of the tablet are 4 AKG tuned speakers producing clear stereo audio. In the front of the tablet is the 11" TLPS TFT display (more on that in the specs section). The webcam is also on the right hand side of the display so it can be better used for video chat in landscape. Finally on the back is a dual camera setup, and the resting / charging pad for the S-Pen.
Specs
The Galaxy Tab S7 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+. This is the flagship mobile microprocessor of 2020. It has 6 GB of RAM which is plenty of memory to run any application. It is available with up to 512 GB of ultra fast UFS 3.0 storage with a Micro SD card slot. My Tab S7 has 128 GB of storage. It has WiFi 6 with Bluetooth 5 for all your non-cellular wireless communication needs. The front facing camera is 8 MP with a wide angle lense which is great for group selfies and video conferencing. The twin camera setup on the back consists of a 13 MP wide angle camera and a 5 MP ultra-wide camera. There are dual mics to capture audio. Below the camera module is the magnetic recharge pad for the S-Pen. The 11 inch display is the star of the show. It is a Quad HD+ LTPS TFT display with a resolution of 2560 X 1600 running at 120 Hz. The display has HDR10+ and Samsung's variable refresh technology. The S-Pen is the co-star of the show utilizing Wacom EMR technology. It is a low latency pen which provides for fast and accurate pen input.
User Experience
Everything about the Tab S7 is a treat to use. The OneUI 3 treatment of Android solves most of my complaints about Android on tablets. Sure some apps are blown-up phone apps. Unlike iPhone only apps that run on iPad in letterbox mode. Everything is fast and responsive. Gaming is fantastic. Genshin Impact runs well at medium quality. I have had problems with Sonic CD and Dimension Wars 3 running too fast due to the 120Hz refresh rate. Turning off Variable Refresh solves the problem. Consuming content is great. The display is beautiful, and the quad speaker setup immerses you in your media. Artwork and design production with the Tab S7 is great. The S-Pen is responsive and capable, and it is a joy to work with in Clip Studio Paint, and Autodesk Sketchbook. Working in Microsoft OneNote, and marking up edits in Acrobat is also a great experience. There are some gaps in the various app stores, but the lack of those apps isn't a deal breaker. The images from the rear cameras are fine. I wouldn't carry this tablet as a camera, but they work fine in a pinch. The front camera is great for video meetings via Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Voice pickup by the mics are more than adequate, ensuring that you will be heard loud and clear.
Galaxy Tab S7 Vs. 8th Gen iPad
At $649 the Tab S7 is considered way more expensive than the $329 Apple iPad. I, however, am not convinced. At the $649 price point the Tab S7 is competitively priced.
The base model Tab S7 has 128 GB of storage. To get an iPad with 128 GB the price would need to increase to $429. The Tab S7 has the S-Pen included. The Apple Pencil costs an extra $100. This brings the 8th Gen iPad with 128 GB of storage and an Apple Pencil to the price of $529. That is a $120 price difference. On top of that the Tab S7 is often on sale for around $500.
On paper the iPad 8th generation seems like a great device. In use it even seems perfect. The user experience is refined, leaving no doubt as to how to operate it. The app store is the best around. It even has access to Photoshop and Illustrator. Regretfully, it's also a walled garden. You can only purchase apps from the Apple App Store.
The Tab S7 can have apps from several app stores like Google Play and Amazon. You can even install apps from a web browser, the cloud, or a USB drive. You can also develop and install your own apps. Something you can't do on any iPad without a developer account and a $99 fee.
The tab S7's Qualcomm 865+ (973 Single, 3117 Multi) is faster than Apple's A12 (1109 Single, 2065 Multi) in multi-core. The Tab S7 has more memory with 6 GB RAM versus the iPad's 3 GB of RAM. The Galaxy Tab S7 has expandable storage through a Micro SD card slot. The iPad only has integrated storage. The Tab S7 has a larger, better display with a higher resolution, HDR10, and variable refresh up to 120 Hz. The Tab S7 also has the ability to connect USB-C devices like input devices, printers, and USB-C drives. Even pointing out the lackluster app stores on Android, the other features dwarf the iPad.
The Tab S7 is also competitive when comparing it to the faster more expensive current iPad Air. It may be faster, but with an Apple Pencil the 64 GB model is $729. With 256 GB of storage the price rises to $780. The iPad Air does have a USB-C port. It's still lacking Micro SD card expansion, and a 120Hz HDR10 display though. There are a lot of complaints about Apple's Files app to transfer files between the iPad and devices. In this case the Tab S7 wins on price because though it is slower, it still has a better feature set.
I am not going to talk about the Apple Pencil. With Apple's pencil, and Wacom's EMR it's all about the user's personal experiences. In my case my familiarity with Wacom's EMR has been great. With AES based pens like Microsoft's N-Trig, and the Apple's pencil I find them lacking.
Conclusion
It's actually kind of odd. Even though I am not an Apple Fan Boy anymore, I am an iPad fan. The reality is that the Tab S7 is better than the 8th Gen iPad, and just enough better than the Apple iPad Air in my opinion. Apple lost this round. Wow, It was a little hard to say that. It will be interesting to see what the 9th gen iPad, 5th Gen iPad Air, and Samsung's Tab S8 have in store for us. It should be an interesting 2nd half of 2021
