sedicivalvole

wood1208 said:

One can not beat up or file law suit against Apple because few of them have keyboard issues. Some use certain keys lot more than others or hit harder or eat over keyboard with crumbs inside keyboard gaps,etc. Keyboard is mechanical component so every keyboard(keys) will have some kind of problem at some point in time so we need to compare current MBP's keyboard issues with the previous gen MBP and rest of industry's(windows) laptops keyboard. If at par or above than case closed. Someone can argue that MBP price compare to similarly equipped(under hood) laptops is higher so reliability expectation is higher but discussion of that topic is for some other time.

StrangeDays said:

sedicivalvole said:

Completely uninterested. It’s grey. Brilliant. It’s still an iMac. Great for those that are happy. 

Not for me. Get it out of the way and deliver a new Mac Pro please. Then I’ll be excited. If done correctly it should breeze past the iMac “Pro”

New Mac Pro!!! New Mac Pro!!!

Yeah sure, if you want to pay for that performance. there’s always a price-to-performance ratio to consider. for software devs this imac pro hits a sweet spot: three times faster but not insanely expensive. if the past is an indicator of the future, it should last a solid 5-7+ years for the indy guy like myself. my desktop dev machine is a maxed out imac on a vesa arm mount on a sit-stand desk and it’s super clean and ergo and this set up suits me just fine. according to Craig F., i’m not alone — they’re guessing software devs are their biggest group of pros judging by machines with Xcode installed. 

AppleInsider

The designers of the chair, Barber and Ed Osgerby, met with Ive several years ago over drinks, Fast Company said on Tuesday. The pair explained to him that the Pacific was designed to be "quiet," with curves that let it blend into any environment. 

Ive reportedly raised an eyebrow, telling the Osgerbys "That's interesting."