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Apple's new 2019 iMacs deliver twice the speed as previous model, Vega graphics option
madan said:ElCapitan said:This is what an incremental update looks like!
Hopefully Apple has learned a lesson or two, and will keep these incremental coming at regular, reasonably predictable intervals. Meanwhile, here is a lot to like for many existing and new users.
No there isn't. This iMac is a joke. And this is coming from a huge Apple fan that has not one, but TWO 27" iMacs in his house.
The new model is practically identical in performance to the model that shipped TWO years ago.
I specced a machine because I was looking for a new computer and for 3000 dollar I could be saddled with a Core i5, 8 GB of RAM and a Vega 48 that trades with a 150 dollar RX 590.
Only a blithering moron thinks that's good hardware for the money.
Jesus Christ what a let down. What happened to the new 3800 series? Why not move the Vega 64 or hell, if they're cheap, the 56 down to the iMac space and simply use the Vega 7 for the Pro?
No, instead we're stuck with this nonsense. A fiercely overpriced toy machine for a ridiculous price. I have no idea what I'm going to do now.
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Apple's new 2019 iMacs deliver twice the speed as previous model, Vega graphics option
HenryDJP said:mpw_amherst said:Only the MacBook left needing a bump now. Tomorrow maybe? Although hard to see what they could do that wouldn’t eat into the Air.
And I say this with my Education discount soon to expire. I had an iPad mini 2 I sold a while back, a 2015 iMac 27" and early 2016 MacBook.
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Apple's new 2019 iMacs deliver twice the speed as previous model, Vega graphics option
I read all these specs and prices -- and what runs through my mind is that I can get equivalent or better specs at far lower prices on a standard Windows machine.
But then I remember that the iMac comes with Apple's software and ecosystem --- which, while "free" to us is not free to Apple. They charge us for it through their hardware -- which makes their hardware prices seem high.
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Impact of Apple's upcoming video service 'likely small,' analyst argues
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iWork app updates coming with improved Apple Pencil support and new iOS features
I use Numbers and generally like it. But I find myself switching back and forth between the Mac version and the iOS version because each has features that the other doesn't (partly due to the smart keyboard on the iOS version). The only version that totally sucks is the iCloud version accessible from Windows. It works if you need it but very clunky.