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16-inch MacBook Pro M4 Max review: The pinnacle of the portable Mac
Who said the Ultra x 2 would be for your home? Work yes. For people who are in need of high end desktops.omasou said:
Who needs an Ultra x2 at home or work, that would be an Apple Server and require fans. We may eventually hear about something like that in the near future when Apple starts using Apple Silicon in their servers farms for inferencing.JinTech said:
I’m sincerely curious, in what ways does Apple need to innovate on their pro laptop line? Those looking for a redesign, for what purpose?StrangeDays said:"But but but Apple doesn't innovate anymore! The CEO is a businessman!"
lol. People who say that overlook all of the hard work and improvements that goes into building the best in class personal computing devices out there. It's like they believe these devices pop out of a clamshell, fully formed. Or that, somehow, iterative development, isn't innovative. (Please see the first televisions then today's, and tell me iterative doesn't work). Ah well!
I can see where Apple could and should innovate for the MacPro line. They should be fusing two of the M4 Ultra chips together, then fusing two of those chips together to create one of the world’s fastest desktops. Will they do that? No. But they should.
To tell the truth, I'm really surprised that Apple still offers desktops and even the iMac. Once a person invests in a good monitor or two they only reason to upgrade is to get a new processor.
A MacBook + monitor(s) is so much more versatile and doesn't lock a person down to a desk. Not to mention toting an iMac into the Apple store for service vs. a MacBook.I can see why they still offer desktops, for the I/O requirements. Not everyone wants a portable so the iMac is great for those who don’t want to have to buy a monitor.Just because the laptop is right for you, doesn’t mean it’s right for everyone else.
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16-inch MacBook Pro M4 Max review: The pinnacle of the portable Mac
I’m sincerely curious, in what ways does Apple need to innovate on their pro laptop line? Those looking for a redesign, for what purpose?StrangeDays said:"But but but Apple doesn't innovate anymore! The CEO is a businessman!"
lol. People who say that overlook all of the hard work and improvements that goes into building the best in class personal computing devices out there. It's like they believe these devices pop out of a clamshell, fully formed. Or that, somehow, iterative development, isn't innovative. (Please see the first televisions then today's, and tell me iterative doesn't work). Ah well!
I can see where Apple could and should innovate for the MacPro line. They should be fusing two of the M4 Ultra chips together, then fusing two of those chips together to create one of the world’s fastest desktops. Will they do that? No. But they should.
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Shazam has been used more than 100 billion times since it launched
I sure do rely on it rather frequently.
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M4 MacBook Pro display uses quantum dot film for more vibrant color & motion performance
How so?danox said:
A cancerous solution on their part…..nubus said:
2019 - Samsung launched the first Quantum Dot notebook 5 years ago.JinTech said:
When was the first time we had this in a laptop?mikethemartian said:
TVs using quantum dots in the displays have been sold at Best Buy for several years now.JinTech said:Don’t innovate anymore my ass. -
M4 MacBook Pro display uses quantum dot film for more vibrant color & motion performance
I was wondering if I had the quote right or not loljohn-useless said:
The quote was "Can't innovate any more, my ass!" — but yes, it's definitely apt here.JinTech said:Don’t innovate anymore my ass.
Here's the original, from the Mac Pro 2013 introduction: https://youtu.be/KWkUab6IAts?si=nN459EsUs2BDUnrZ&t=148
