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It Might Be Time To Upgrade To The New M4 iPad Pro

I still have the first M1 chip version of the  iPad Pro. Its still a great tablet for work and enteratinment so i haven't really thought about upgrading over the years. That started to change when Apple released iPad versions of Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro. It would be pretty dope to cut video and create music on the go with Apple-native apps. The one i'm looking at would run me about $1,500 so i'm kinda in a holding pattern wondering at this point in time, if it's the right time to pull the trigger. Presenting the latest innovation from Apple: the all-new iPad Pro. Boasting the world's most cutting-edge display, the Ultra Retina XDR, it sets a new standard in visual excellence. Powered by the groundbreaking M4 chip, it signifies a leap forward in processing capabilities, positioning itself as an AI powerhouse. Complementing its prowess are the brand-new Apple Pencil Pro and the redesigned Magic Keyboard, enhancing productivity and creativity alike. Witness the arrival of a game-changing device, characterized by its unparalleled power, sleek design, and remarkable thinness – the all-new iPad Pro.

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For No Reason At All: Actor/Director Tristin Mays

Tristin's journey began in the bustling streets of New York City, where she found herself under the wing of the Ford Modeling Agency, swiftly rising to become one of the nation's top child models. Her early success paved the way for a prolific career spanning both stage and screen. From national commercials for household names like Kraft Cheese and McDonald's to memorable Broadway performances, including a standout role as Young Nala in Disney's "The Lion King," Tristin's talent knew no bounds. Television audiences came to know her through diverse roles, from Nickelodeon's "Gullah, Gullah Island" to CBS's "MacGyver," where she shone as Riley Davis. Beyond acting, Tristin explored her musical talents as part of the group Jane3, signed to Jive/Zomba records. Their single "Screensaver," produced by T-Pain and Marques Houston, showcased her multifaceted abilities.

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Salt-n-Pepa Team Up with Erick Sermon to Drop “Back 2 The Party

From Queens to rap royalty, Cheryl "Salt" James and Sandra "Pepa" Denton have pushed it real good as a trailblazing duo that changed the game for women in hip-hop. In the golden age of the genre that they helped put on the music map, they became, quite simply, the First Ladies of Hip-Hop. Credited for bringing fun fashion and femininity to hip hop, their unique and authentic style made women pay attention. Everyone could relate to these round the way girls!  

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