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Video demonstrates Hackintosh potential, but still isn't the Mac Pro
Why he's doing this is simple: it's a way to generate traffic for his YouTube channel. There's no genuine intent to solve a problem, it's just a play on the attention anything to do with the Mac Pro will get this summer.
I lost all respect for the channel a few years ago...
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Apple considering WWDC Mac Pro reveal, expansion of 'Project Marzipan'
Wow, what investigative reporting must have gone on at Bloomberg to crack this story open.
In other news, WWDC is going to happen in San Jose this year.... I know, I know, but I have sources, trust me.
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These stickers cover up the Digital Crown red dot on your Apple Watch Series 3 with cellul...
I think Jony Ive just hasn't let go of his Leica obsession:
http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/10/08/apple-designer-jony-ives-custom-charity-leica-rangefinder-revealed
(Leica cameras are known for their prominent red dot.)
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AMC launches new video on demand platform to take on iTunes
But how will they charge me $11 for popcorn at home? I keep hearing they only make money from concession sales.
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Supposed leaked Apple document reveals 'iPhone 11' branding, OS release dates, new iPads i...
They really need to do whatever deal is necessary to use Spinal Tap's "it goes to 11."
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Mac Pro, Pro Display XDR orders start December 10
I don't know how this varies by country, or even companies, but the company I work for charges the cost of computers used for development as R&D expenses, and somehow uses that amount to offset taxes over a three year period. So basically, if we get more time out of a system, it's money ahead for the company. It's an accounting thing I don't pretend to understand, but for us at least it's where that three years comes from.macxpress said:
I think it all depends on what you're doing. I doubt any serious professional (company) is gonna buy one and expect it to last 10yrs. For most companies the standard length they keep a computer around (Mac or PC) is 3yrs before its considered EOL (End of Life). That doesn't mean its useless, its just a standard some companies go by.M68000 said:Looking forward to watching real world reviews of this new computer and monitor. Yes it may seem expensive, but when you think that it's possible to get 10 years out of a computer this powerful and this monitor will certainly not be obsolete any time soon - is it really that expensive over time ? Instead of buying 2 or 3 high end desktops\laptops in 10 years - just buy this...
