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So I see the Microsoft fanboys are all wetting themselves because there's a rumor out there that a Surface phone is coming. Ok I have a question: what is so exciting about this? What could Microsoft possibly do that would be so jaw dropping that peo…
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Good god can I vomit now.
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My only issue with the watch is latency. Everything is slow to launch. Even Siri is slow. I hope this isn't a hardware issue but if anything it got worse with watchOS 2 so my fear is nothing will improve until gen 2 and new hardware.
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Marvin wrote: » The spec of the 13" Macbook Pro and 13" Air are: 13" Air: 1.6GHz i5, 4GB, 128GB, 1.08kg, non-Retina = $999 13" MBP: 2.7GHz i5, 8GB, 128GB, 1.58kg, Retina = $1299 To make the 13" Air redundant, they just need to drop the pro …
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mj web wrote: » Design is one major area the survey fails to address. I find the chicklet design chunky, ungainly, and ugly; downright geeky, in fact. I'm impressed with the design of the band, however, which is a beginning. I suggest Jonny Ive fo…
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radarthekat wrote: » So they polled 11,000 people, found 97% (10,670) were satisfied, then made a big deal out of the 3% who weren't? Did I read that correctly? I suppose they probably felt they had to because some claimed they were biased in …
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wizard69 wrote: » The Air will hang around for a long time as a mid range machine. It will be several years before fanless tech can catch up to the point that Mac Books can reasonably replace Airs for the average user. Right now Air provides a…
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frank777 wrote: » The biggest problem with this leak is the timing. If Apple keeps the Air/Pro laptop lineup* as is for the next six months, they will be openly mocked by their own customers. And they will thoroughly deserve it. You can't an…
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ireland wrote: » I keep hearing this refrain from the Apple geeks, but long term I see the opposite happening. I see the Air replacing the Pro. Apple wants the mainstream market, they want thin and light and MBAs get more powerful every year. Even…
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ireland wrote: » You make it lighter by making it thinner and reducing bezels. You make it thinner with keyboard tech. Not as thin as MacBook but perhaps new Magic keyboard thin. Existing MBA didn't get force touch because they want the new mod…
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sdw2001 wrote: » No, because it doesn't have a retina display. He wants a Macbook Pro in MBA packaging, presumably for the MBA price. Good luck with that. Exactly. There's no way Apple would release a redesigned MBA with Retina display for…
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nolamacguy wrote: » i always find this position strange. for what reason does even a four-year-old laptop need a case redesign? i can understand modifying the case based on the shape of its ports, battery, etc, but a general, "significant" redesig…
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suddenly newton wrote: » I don't claim to be a hardware engineer like the rest of the "armchair experts." So I wouldn't know the answer to your question. But Apple getting into custom chip design opens a lot of possibilities. I'm skeptical that…
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maccherry wrote: » We all know what apple has to do to totally gut the entire pc market. Put a retina display in the Air. Period! That's the game changer and we all know this! Retina display in the air. Lines will be queued around the block for w…
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So how do they make the MacBook Air lighter than 2 pounds and why did the existing MacBook Air not get the Force Touch trackpad when both MacBook Pros did?
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canukstorm wrote: » "In fact I wish Apple would ditch the iPad Air/mini names and just have iPad and iPad Pro." Agreed. I would love for them to do the same with the iPhone - iPhone & iPhone Plus. Yes and get rid of the numbering scheme.
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canukstorm wrote: » There's two ways of looking at this; 1. As you say, it's probably the 13" & 15" rMBP's being redesigned OR 2. There will be 13" & 15" additions to the rMB line Either way the MBA is Dead Man Walking Yes an…
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solipsismy wrote: » It amazes me how many comments come from the vantage point of "This is what I want/I have no use for this…," instead of "This is what I think is best for Apple's bottom line/I think Apple's objective is to…" My comments coul…
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ireland wrote: » I disagree. You're thinking like a geek. Apple doesn't think or operator like that. What you're describing is a future you want, not one Apple wants IMO. The pro name means something when it comes to Macs. If Apple ditches the …
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Another reason I think the Air is on it's way out....the new Mac is simply called MacBook. It paves the way for a simplified lineup of MacBook and MacBook Pro - one mobile and more portable one with more ports and power. In fact I wish Apple would d…