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pulseimages said:

“ One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, One ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.”

“Your 1Ring is at 10%.  Please recharge as soon as you are able.”

Binds them to their charger.   

This is clearly a design defect.   Reminds me of the old “mold lines” in the G4 Cube.  

Fans of the 1950s Ben Hur rejoice.

Both of them.

Just kidding.  Cinerama fans rejoice, too.   

Wait.  Those are the same two people.

Well, there's a dozen or so movies this wide.   I'm sure there's a list of them.

I’ll get this ring to use with my folding iPhone while driving my Apple Car.  

nubus said:

Four full generations? Not speed bumps but generations. If like MacBook Pro generations - it will take 16 years. Mac Pro generations and we're talking four decades.
Clearly some engineers are not happy that Tim told them to deliver. If Tim is in need of someone to manage that backlog a bit more efficient, then he can just DM me here :-D

Properly matured technology does take 10-15 years to hit ideal volumes, performances, and designs.   It’s costly to repackage the same electronics even if the performance is the same and it’s just smaller.   It’s costly to design newer chips and add features, in hardware and software.   Maturation is addition and removal of tech to hit the ideal combination of content, features, materials, and costs.