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Vietnamese firm trips up iPhone X's Face ID with elaborate mask & makeup
I'll bet the attention-detection feature is inactive, but still.....
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Apple starts charging credit cards for first wave of MacBook Pro with Touch Bar orders
I ordered the loaded (- the $$$$ 2TB SSD) within 2 hrs of the keynote & my estimated delivery date in Toronto is 21-25. :-/
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Neil Young restores catalog to Apple Music, Spotify & other streaming services
How many Pono players did he end up selling I wonder....
Streaming is worse that AM radio?
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OWC announces Thunderbolt 3 Dock with ports galore, returns functionality to new MacBook Pro
Don't forget CardBus while you're at it.... dang... you didn't. my bad.macplusplus said:
What, no SCSI?Soli said:What, no MicroSD slot?
What, no 10GigE?
What, no VGA?
What, no ADC?
What, no Serial?
What, no Parallel?
What, no eSATA?
What, no USB Type-B, Type-B SS, Mini-A, Mini-B, Micro-A, Micro-B, or Micro-B SS?
What, no BNC connector for Token Ring?
What, no ADB?
What, no PS/2?
What, no LocalTalk?
Ouch, I forgot the eternal PCMCIA...
NuBus, no NuBus?
Rs 432 anyone?
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OWC announces Thunderbolt 3 Dock with ports galore, returns functionality to new MacBook Pro
I think the power supply is 100 watts.anome said:I'd like to see what the power output they can manage is, though. A lot of USB-C docks only support 60W, so won't actually charge the 15" MBP.I'm guessing, given the timing and the wait time, that they do support the 15", but it would be nice to have something that said so explicitly.
I mean, it could be there and I missed it, but I didn't see any details beyond the "delivers charging power" claim above.
