marc g

Agreed.  I was interested until I saw that. With very few exceptions, I don’t do software subscriptions. I’ve got no problem paying more than 10, 20, or as much as $50.00 once for an app that I own but not per year. 

I’ve got a 2007 iMac core2duo extreme. At this point the only extreme things about it are extreme slowness and extreme random crashing. Fortunately, it hasn’t been my main machine in 4 or 5 years. I’d love to get a new one before the move to Apple silicon. 

There actually is a screen protector that does exactly what you’re wondering about. One of these sites should point you in the right direction. https://www.esrgear.com/blog/best-paperlike-screen-protectors-for-ipad-pro-2020/

pulseimages said:

I honestly didn’t know Microsoft had retail stores. I remember seeing pop up kiosks at the Natick Mall when the Surface first launched but that’s about it. 

How long has it been since you went to the Natick Mall? The Microsoft store is right next to the apple store. Do you still live in the area? If so, we’ve probably past each other dozens of times. 

@GMgravytrain: ;
I respectfully disagree with you assessment of the situation. Speaking as someone who has built a handful of PCs over the years, its true that I’m not a full on gaming maniac, but I find the situation unfortunate. I generally end up Hackintoshing because I intensely dislike windows. I use it when there’s no choice but always wish I didn’t have to. I do believe that Apple is trying to edge its way into gaming a bit more with Apple Arcade. I hope that they’ll eventually be able to work something out with AMD.