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StrangeDays said: humbug1873 said: Time to fire the quality manager of that device. This is embarrassing, two major flaws, that look like the result of very poor quality control. Here IRL, we manage with empathy and don’t end the ca…
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john-useless said: Andrew, you wrote: "Because of Thunderbolt data limitations, it isn't possible to daisy chain two 5K studio displays." Do you know if it's possible to daisy-chain a lower-resolution third-party monitor to a USB-C port on th…
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y2an said: So what did the Thunderbolt Display cost, back in the day? The Thunderbolt Display was $999. Stand was removable and could be swapped with the VESA Mount by the customer. Could daisy chain two displays together. Offered Ether…
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mac_dog said: williamh said: These self-congratulatory things Apple does occasionally should be a bit embarrassing. The Mac Studio looks like a big Mac Mini and it’s the very computer people have requested for years. Apple folks were …
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I saw the new Studio Display at the Apple Store. It is definitely not worth the $1,599 price tag. The fact that the display has fans in it, makes you wonder how hot is it going to be? The Apple Thunderbolt Display was a literal space heater that …
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With what Wood1208 said, along with the continued chip shortage, supply problems from China, and likely extremely limited production for one of Apple's least selling iPhone models, the lead times does not mean strong demand. I would not believe the…
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Other articles have already posted the benchmarks for the M1 Ultra. Like all other M1 CPUs, the single core score is in the 1700 range. The M1 Ultra only excels with the multi-core score, over 20,000 in Geekbench 5. So unless your work specifical…
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nizzard said: hey - here's a thought. Maybe the company rescinded their offer because they found out who they were dealing with. Who wants to bring that into their organization? Here is a thought - read the article next time. "Report…
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williamlondon said: lucidcg said: So Apple is eliminating expandability, sealing up the mac completely AND requiring an external power brick - for no benefits. This design is a huge step backwards versus the intel Mac minis. It's ess…
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lkrupp said: If Apple is going this direction with the Mini then they should also be developing an Apple branded display to go along with it. That’s my hope. I’ve been patiently waiting for the larger iMac but a Mini with a 27” or 32” Apple d…
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rob53 said: wood1208 said: Entry level means entry level pricing and lower internal specs but look wise, ports, display size, etc should be same as there counter part. There needs to be a capable laptop for non-“pros” who want to b…
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That is probably a good thing that it does not have miniLED and ProMotion. Over on the other tech site, there is an article identifying a new issue with the 32" XDR display and the XDR displays in the 14" and 16" MacBook Pros in which they can exhi…
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With macOS Monterey, Apple has now made it impossible to hide or block Apple Music. Apple has settings to prevent access to the iTunes Store, and to impose restrictions in the store, in order to prevent accidental purchases by children in families,…
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chasm said: maciekskontakt said: Interesting move as Amazon now offers 4 months free for their service with the same pricing and working on many devices and not just Apple. I’m speculating here, but perhaps Apple shortened the trial…
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patchythepirate said: Ffs Apple.. then just put an M1 chip in the current 27" chassis and release that in the spring, save the M2 for the pro in the fall if you must, I'm tired of waiting for a larger M series iMac with black borders. The…
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danox said: sandyman18 said: Or a 24” iMac Pro? F That, 32” or bust…….Stop holding back Apple.. Apple won't make a 32" iMac because they want people to buy their $6,000 XDR Display. That is why they advertise the Mac mini with t…
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Someone should tell the author of the article that Apple did not design the PowerBook 100. Apple asked Sony to design it, then they followed with the 140 and 170, matching the design. And laptops were already saturated in the marketplace as a usef…
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The best iMac design is still the iMac G4 from 2002 to 2004. That was a thing of beauty, with an LCD display that can be moved in any direction with ease.
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StationGrey said: I have no problem with colours, as long as they're tasteful. The abortion of the 24" with bright/pastel/white all in one was a horror show. Plus, they'd need to add at least one grown-up colour too, ideally black/dark grey. …
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It is always amusing to see how many people are so offended by the iMac's 'chin' and bezels. The design works, and that is where the motherboard is located, especially in the new 24" iMac. The replacement 27" iMac will surely follow since it will …