Hello, everyone I am interested in a new iPad but not sure which one to get. I am a Entrepreneur that will be traveling. I need to have something mobile. Can the iPad's do presentations for big audiences? And can I create documents on the iPad as well?
Thank you, I look forward to receiving a response from you
Have a great day
Anita Myers
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iPad Pro 12.9-inch Wi-Fi
Microsoft, Google, and Apple all have versions of their productivity suites available on iPad. Not all features available on the desktop versions may be available, but most should.
You can export presentations from iPad, connect an iPad to HDMI using Lightning or USB-C (depending on model), or you can AirPlay to an Apple TV.
Microsoft, Google, and Apple all have versions of their productivity suites available on iPad. Not all features available on the desktop versions may be available, but most should.
You can export presentations from iPad, connect an iPad to HDMI using Lightning or USB-C (depending on model), or you can AirPlay to an Apple TV.
Welcome, Anita_Myers, to Apple Support Communities!
I have been using iPads for my primary, mobile computer, ever since the “New” iPad (the first iPad with Retina display, and last iPad with the old 30-pin connector).
I create documents, email documents, print, scan, etc. I have also used it for creating and presenting Keynote and PowerPoint presentations.
Having a keyboard (folio, or whatever) for the iPad does help, but is, certainly, not a necessity.
Awesome thank you sooo much for getting back to me, i really appreciate you. Can the iPad also create pdfs? Your response is very helpful to me. I was looking at the foolio's and for me I like them it gives the look of the apple desktop but it's on the go and hopefully don't have to bend my neck down as much.
You rock thank you once again and enjoy the rest of your day!!!!
Much love and peace to you and everyone
Anita Myers
Generally, Anita_Myers, you “Export” a document, from whatever App you used to create it, as a PDF, or whatever non-native format you may choose.
To a great extent—though not totally (the details differ)—you work in a manner kind of similar to using a Mac (whether desktop or laptop).
Can iPads do presentations for big audiences?
