Rogue01

I would hardly call the 24" iMac 'well received' with consumers.  Within a few months of release, the Apple refurb store was full of them due to customer returns.  It was a downgrade from the 27" that supported 128GB of RAM, more ports, high-end GPU, higher SSD storage, and a 5K larger display.  Sad that the only upgrade is an M3, without even offering the M3 Pro or M3 Max.  I would never buy an iMac again with these specs.  Too limiting.

decoderring said:

It would be interesting if they were a new version of the AP Max , and the fact will be made public during the presentation.

That would never happen.  Apple would never give out a new product before they even announce it.

So they get an outdated pair of AirPod Max headphones.  I bet their reaction is, gee thanks Apple...3 year old headphones.

riclf said:

Rogue01 said:

The Toyota Supra is actually a re-branded BMW Z4.  The engine and all electronics are made by BMW.

Wireless charging is kind of ridiculous in a car.  Go over a bump and the phone moves slightly and no more wireless charging.  It is not that hard to plug it in, and the audio quality on a wired connection is far better than Bluetooth.

You must have a pretty aged iPhone. The current line use MagSafe tech to magnet down the phone to the surface. No movement whatsoever.

iPhone 13 Pro with MagSafe and no charging pad in a car has a magnet.  Nice try.

The Toyota Supra is actually a re-branded BMW Z4.  The engine and all electronics are made by BMW.

Wireless charging is kind of ridiculous in a car.  Go over a bump and the phone moves slightly and no more wireless charging.  It is not that hard to plug it in, and the audio quality on a wired connection is far better than Bluetooth.