Since we're almost at the end of the first quarter of 2014, perhaps we should start a new thread. With it, I want it to be a pure Mac mini thread. I couldn't care less about the iMac since it is not yet forgotten about.
Since we're almost at the end of the first quarter of 2014, perhaps we should start a new thread. With it, I want it to be a pure Mac mini thread. I couldn't care less about the iMac since it is not yet forgotten about.
<span style="line-height:1.4em;">Since we're almost at the end of the first quarter of 2014, perhaps we should start a new thread. With it, I want it to be a pure Mac mini thread. I couldn't care less about the iMac since it is not yet forgotten about.</span>
You could just ask Marvin to edit the title. :p
Yeah, I can rename it to '2014 Mac mini Wishlist' if preferred or maybe '2015 Mac mini Wishlist' to be on the safe side.
Yeah, I can rename it to '2014 Mac mini Wishlist' if preferred or maybe '2015 Mac mini Wishlist' to be on the safe side.
I think your earlier prediction may be right on this one. We may see a mini refresh at Haswell spec bump time along the rmbp line. They opted to use them the last two generations, so I don't think that is likely to change. Otherwise they probably would have refreshed the line by now.
When talking about the Mac line during the Oct. 2013 keynote. Tim Cook talks about the mac line shows all the macs, but if you notice the mac mini is not even shown!
Perhaps it is going away or changing shape.
When talking about the Mac line during the Oct. 2013 keynote. Tim Cook talks about the mac line shows all the macs, but if you notice the mac mini is not even shown!
When talking about the Mac line during the Oct. 2013 keynote. Tim Cook talks about the mac line shows all the macs, but if you notice the mac mini is not even shown!
The updated mac pro was unveiled at that point. They're just marketing whatever they want to market. Trying to read the tea leaves there is silly.
Maybe Cook has a big surprise for the consumer who wants the mac mini to have all the bells and whistles now.Never hurts in dreaming things you want in life.
Maybe Cook has a big surprise for the consumer who wants the mac mini to have all the bells and whistles now.Never hurts in dreaming things you want in life.
True dreaming about things can lead to getting those things through innovation and creation. That however is a personal accomplishment, dreams won't drive Apple to build the machine you desire. With Apple it pays to be cautious because getting too wrapped up in the idea that they can deliver what you want will often lead to disappointment.
I think so! It looks like the ones the IT departments I s buying now.
They perform ok for what they are used for at work. Note however that they are not running Iris graphics in the base models. I'm not even sure if Iris is available. Also doing SSDs on SATA is quickly becoming a mistake as SATA can't keep up with PCI Express based machines. That and 180 GB is simply not enough these days.
See that's what sucks. I want something decent but I don't need something that's too powerful for my needs. Owning a Mac Pro for example would be awesome IF I could get all the use of it. I don't want to use a Mac Pro just for internet browsing and playing games.
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No, we as a species have always used adjectives and adverbs. This is no different.
We have a list for trolls, at least.
Looks like a duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, smells like a duck, eats like a duck, rapes like a duck…
That, certainly, shouldn’t be the case. But trolling isn’t a disagreement of opinion.
Then Apple got popular and the trolls came. Now we denigrate them.
You could just ask Marvin to edit the title.
Yeah, I can rename it to '2014 Mac mini Wishlist' if preferred or maybe '2015 Mac mini Wishlist' to be on the safe side.
Yeah, I can rename it to '2014 Mac mini Wishlist' if preferred or maybe '2015 Mac mini Wishlist' to be on the safe side.
I think your earlier prediction may be right on this one. We may see a mini refresh at Haswell spec bump time along the rmbp line. They opted to use them the last two generations, so I don't think that is likely to change. Otherwise they probably would have refreshed the line by now.
Hopefully this will come out by April.
Is anyone making an alternative? Didn't Samsung have a similar looking device?
Perhaps it is going away or changing shape.
When talking about the Mac line during the Oct. 2013 keynote. Tim Cook talks about the mac line shows all the macs, but if you notice the mac mini is not even shown!
Big deal. Have some patience and Apple might come out with a new mac mini soon.
Neither is the Mac Pro. Your point is what? That the Mac Pro isn't a Mac or that it too is going away?
Perhaps it is going away or changing shape.
When talking about the Mac line during the Oct. 2013 keynote. Tim Cook talks about the mac line shows all the macs, but if you notice the mac mini is not even shown!
The updated mac pro was unveiled at that point. They're just marketing whatever they want to market. Trying to read the tea leaves there is silly.
Maybe Cook has a big surprise for the consumer who wants the mac mini to have all the bells and whistles now.Never hurts in dreaming things you want in life.
Lonovo makes a nice compact desktop PC.
True dreaming about things can lead to getting those things through innovation and creation. That however is a personal accomplishment, dreams won't drive Apple to build the machine you desire. With Apple it pays to be cautious because getting too wrapped up in the idea that they can deliver what you want will often lead to disappointment.
That is very true indeed.
Is it the ThinkCentre M93p Tiny Desktop? It seems pretty good. I can get up to 16 GB of memory and a 180 GB SSD SATA III.
They perform ok for what they are used for at work. Note however that they are not running Iris graphics in the base models. I'm not even sure if Iris is available. Also doing SSDs on SATA is quickly becoming a mistake as SATA can't keep up with PCI Express based machines. That and 180 GB is simply not enough these days.