Thanks for the additional and useful information, but what part of " entry-level laptops" can you not comprehend?
What part of the fact that among 92% of the actual competing laptop and notebook computers bested in Geekbench scores by the Apple iPad Pro 2018 are many that are not by any stretch of description "entry-level laptops," including the exemplar 2018 Apple MacBook Pro 13" with Intel i5 at $1299.00, the 2018 13" Dell XPS with an Intel i7 at $1130.00, and a 2018 Microsoft Surface Pro 6 with a Core i5 CPU $997.00, all compared to an Apple 2018 iPad Pro with an A12X at $779.00 to $999.00?
Not one of those Geekbench compared and slower test scoring machine was as fast as the Apple iPad Pro 2018, and they were all among the 92% of the set of laptops that tested slower, and, PAR35, none of those, and many more are "entry-level laptop" computers, in fact, they are by definition, mid-range to high-end laptops.
Entry-level laptops run from $179 to $500, max. So much for your specious argument. . . it’s not even a good try. You are trying to deny reality because you are an ideologue, where if the facts don’t comport with your preconceived opinions, you’ll ignore them, or you’ll attempt to reject and change reality until they do.