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Kuo: Redesigned MacBook Pro models with MagSafe, no Touch Bar, more ports coming in Q3
rcfa said:I love the Touch Bar, especially the version with a discrete esc key.
The only issue with it: it doesn’t default to function keys during boot, but is blacked out. This makes dealing with booting a boot-camp partition in Windows recovery mode problematic without external USB keyboard.
And that’s a problem the ARM based Macs won’t have to worry about until M$ officially releases Win10-ARM.
So, yeah, I’d miss the Touch Bar!Also: who needs a stupid proprietary MagSafe power cable, when there are plenty aftermarket USB-C MagSafe-like cables?
I wish that if they do use MagSafe, that we aren't REQUIRED to use it and we can use a USB-C cable instead, we just lose using that port for something else.. AND, if they do have MagSafe that they make the cable detachable from the power brick so if the cable needs replacing, we don't have to replace the power brick along with it.. -
Hewlett Packard Enterprise leaving Silicon Valley, moving to Texas
designr said:razorpit said:Only problem is the company will pull all the people that made the same bad governmental decisions in CA to TX. Eventually Texas will eventually end up ruined like Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, etc.Actually, I can't think of anything good the Republicans have done when CA had a Republican Governor.. Reagan shut down mental hospitals to save money and all it did was put mentally ill patients on the streets. Way to improve California..
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise leaving Silicon Valley, moving to Texas
steven n. said:razorpit said:Only problem is the company will pull all the people that made the same bad governmental decisions in CA to TX. Eventually Texas will eventually end up ruined like Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, etc.
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What the PowerPC to Intel transition tells us about Apple Silicon release dates
gmgravytrain said:I'm am fully betting on Apple Silicon MacBooks to crush sales to students and people needing to work from home. However, Apple will need to set some reasonable prices to attract the cheapskates who are willing to settle for Chromebooks. Apple absolutely must gain laptop market share against Windows laptops running Intel processors. A powerful, super-slim MacBook design with all-day battery life should be extremely attractive to consumers. Apple better not blow this opportunity. It would be too much to hope for if Apple can upset the entire X86 processor laptop market with its Apple ARM processors. Those power-sucking Intel chips have just about hit a wall but the AMD chips have a much better chance. -
First ARM Mac said to arrive in 2021 with custom Apple chip