sdw2001

I just don’t buy it. There are so many reasons why Apple‘s not going to do this.  you’re talking about a market where the vast majority of people don’t pay for premium devices.  The cheaper brands and models are more than sufficient. Sure, there are people buying $2500 sets instead of $500 ones at the same size, but most people can go down to Walmart and buy a 75 inch TV for 600 bucks…and it looks pretty darn good.   I just don’t see why Apple would want to get involved in that market.

Bought the M4Max 16" with regular display.  I have to say it's much crisper than my M2 Max.  Subjectively, contrast appears better as well.  Blacks are DEEP.   

The pace of performance increase is pretty impressive. For example, I have an M2 Max MacBook Pro 2 TB/32 GB. About 18 months later I am replacing it with an M4 max with similar memory specs. Comparing the two chips is pretty unbelievable. In terms of how far they came in like 18 months.   

Now do Bank of America. I had a $10,000 fraudulent charge on my business account (debit) and they tried to tell me it could take 14 days to get my money back.  

jas99 said:

This is a ludicrous report.

It claims there is a reasonable probability that the US would force US companies to stop buying chips from TSMC because it didn’t do adequate due diligence to detect a shell company that was planning to sell the chips to Huawei. 

Furthermore, the article claims the US would shut down TSMC’s new plant in Arizona. 

Really? 

The US government supposedly would cripple the entire US tech industry over this?

Utter nonsense. 

This is stock manipulation at its finest. Funny how it was issued on the day the world found out Apple sold 20% MORE iPhones in China than last year and the stock soared. 

Please stop contributing to stock manipulation. 

100% agreed. The Arizona comment was utterly ridiculous. There’s actually no evidence that would happen at all.