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fastasleep said: tenthousandthings said: designr said: tenthousandthings said: I think these confusing reports are trending toward two things: [1] After its introduction soon for the new iPhone Pro and Apple Watch, Apple…
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designr said: tenthousandthings said: I think these confusing reports are trending toward two things: [1] After its introduction soon for the new iPhone Pro and Apple Watch, Apple will also adopt a subscription model as an option for …
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I think these confusing reports are trending toward two things: [1] After its introduction soon for the new iPhone Pro and Apple Watch, Apple will also adopt a subscription model as an option for select Studio and Pro macOS and iPadOS devices with …
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9secondkox2 said: https://www.imore.com/2020-imac-review https://www.macworld.com/article/668021/imac-27in-2020-review.html The big iMac is the quintessential Mac. The all in one that put the category on the map. It’s the ultimate representa…
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The iMac was the Macintosh. The same basic idea. That had slowly died after its peak with the Macintosh Plus and the SE/30. Apple killed it in favor of laptops and component systems. Jobs brought it back. It’s had a good run since then, but I think…
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9secondkox2 said: crowley said: 9secondkox2 said: Fidonet127 said: Due to the timeline of how long Apple said they will replace Macs with ASi versions, I don’t think M1 Pro version was really designed. The mini will stay …
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A time limit, no matter how short, won’t fix the abuse potential of the delete feature. They will have to implement something like read receipts—make it so you can only delete a sent message if it hasn’t been opened by the recipient.
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techconc said: The "Ultra" is and will still likely be the low end of the Pro configuration. The higher end will effectively be 2 Ultra modules or maybe "extreme" as Gurman calls it. I think the real question is whether Apple is able to make …
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Marvin said:September: A16 (N5P) October: M2 Pro/Max/Ultra (N3 or N5P) H1 2023: Apple AR and M3 (N3) H2 2023: A17 (N3), Macs either still N3 or some improved variant Hmm. Something will have to give. I think pressure to launch the M2 Pro/Max…
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tht said: tenthousandthings said: Reading this thread and the others like it, as we try to imagine what Apple has planned, I think it’s probable Apple will eventually find that it makes sense to make an effort to educate its customers …
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Reading this thread and the others like it, as we try to imagine what Apple has planned, I think it’s probable Apple will eventually find that it makes sense to make an effort to educate its customers on the development cycles for Apple Silicon. Som…
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If this comes to pass and Apple refreshes its flagship Pro laptops after only a year, it’s really kind of hard to overstate how big a change this is in how Apple does things. I still find it to be unlikely, but I’m all for it. I guess it could be e…
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toddzrx said: “And while the MacBook Air looks quite different from the MacBook Pro, Hankey said that neither device was designed in a vacuum. She said that this "was the first time we ever set out to do a family of products together."” Seri…
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bulk001 said: A decade and a half about late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs pulled the first MacBook Air out of a manilla envelope, Hankey explained how the Cupertino Should be something like: A decade and a half later, Apple cofounder Steve Jo…
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Alex1N said: I’m getting a bit frustrated. I was going to replace my ageing mid-2010 i7 iMac with a more recent Intel iMac when Apple Silicon was announced, so I held off. The M1 iMac eventually appeared, but not in a 27” version, so I waited…
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I thought (assumed) the speculation about the 3nm process getting the M3 name was because the 5nm (N5P) M2 Pro would also exist. That is, it wouldn’t be one or the other—both could exist… Apparently only in my imagination, this is what I was thinki…
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keithw said: What's the delay on the M2 Mac Mini? I can only assume they don't have enough extra chip capacity at this point. I still think it will get a redesign, possibly a radical one.
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Something Apple has done lately, twice now, is reusing older, established hardware that was once state-of-the-art — I’m thinking of the M1/M2 MacBook Pro 13" and the Studio Display 27" — both are cost-effective for Apple, with no surprises with rega…
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Well, Apple still lists the “iMac 24"” instead of just “iMac” — so that’s a sign the door is open to other sizes. The most challenging aspect is probably the XDR ProMotion display or displays. I doubt design is the problem, it’s the sourcing and co…
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Reminds me of this