gerry g

I thought the iPhones use a depth map to calculate the distance blur (the way you can do it in Photoshop), I thought it was totally phoney, a digital trick and not at all like the real thing, just similar but lacking the subtlety of ratcheting through real F stops on a DSLR.

games are optimised by the vendors for performance against the OS they run on not just the GPU, Apples belligerence and obstinacy in follow industry standards in the area of graphics, even down to writing their own drivers, makes compare like for like simplistic

adamc said:

gerry g said:

given what might be available processor wise in the next twelve months I'd hate leap too soon and upgrade to this

Isn't it strange, many complaint that Apple has not update their Mac Pro and now they did, you said you wouldn't be buying it. Make up your mind.

Have two already, am no intention of jumping on a minor upgrade with no Thunderbolt 3or type C support, next year will be different however, feel I've done my bit thanks all the same, how many you got ?

if you had only one hundred apps installed and you spent as little as five minuets on each per day that would be eight point three hours of iPad time per day, how you can possibly have more than that, more than the number of the days in the year is mind numbing even just to think about let alone calculate, I presume you operate on the principal "jack of many, master of none"