> a good chunk of these use cases make more sense to do on an iPad
Then they make perfect sense to do on an iPhone Duo, because the inner screen size is basically the same as an iPad mini.
That's the point. It's a foldable iPad that carries the iPhone name.
The bigger iPad has a much bigger screen, though, and if you already have a bag with you adding it is trivial. Not to mention the cost and durability issue.
Like the remote photography example, I have to imagine that an iPad Pro is way better for that purpose. Why settle for a 7” matte compromised screen when you could use the full 11” tandem OLED display in an iPad Pro?
For gaming I’d definitely rather have a handheld with proper control sticks on it, and I’d definitely rather have Android where I can run more types of emulators and install full blown PC games.