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quick tutorial on how it's done. You really should consider getting some dedicated external storage to keep your important files on when working on your iPad, even if it's just something like an SD card. This also makes it much easier to transfer data between workstations if necessary. 3. Invest in a Docking Station A docking station provides you with ports for charging, using external storage, and more. They are generally useful but absolutely required for turning any tablet into a laptop replacement. While Apple does have some docks of its own, they're a bit limited. We much prefer this excellent Kanex 6-in-1 docking station designed specifically for the iPad Pro. It can handle storage, offers a USB-C connection, and it's compact enough to make for a great traveling accessory. Whichever dock you pick, it's a good idea to budget for its costs when you buy your iPad, as they can be pricey. 2. Get a Compatible Power Brick Your iPad Pro can't run out of juice in the middle of an important project , no