My thinking is that if there were going to be any hardware announcements it would be for the Mac Pro, remember Apple basically promised we'd see the new Mac Pro in 2019, and time is ticking. Unlikely but remotely possible, any sort of mention of moving to the Ax platform. Apple provided a long roadmap to moving from PPC to Intel back in the day, and if they are in deed moving to ARM maybe they'll announce something. Its unlikely to be sure but I'll not be surprised if they do. With all that said, that's why I don't think they'll announce a 16" laptopI wouldn't count-out an announcement of a larger MBPro
This would kill current high end MacBook Pro sales. There's no chance Apple makes an announcement like that.I wouldn't count-out an announcement of a larger MBPro much the way they announced the MacPro nearly 2 years ago
Mac users who need a powerful portable computer buy the 15" MBP (which was just updated last week) because there's no other option. Apple isn't going to announce an unavailable larger MBP next week and block all those users from buying 15" MBPs in the interim. This is what's known as the Osborne Effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_effectAnd I don't see how a larger MBPro would kill current "high-end" MacBook Pro sales. If you want a large screen powerful laptop, you weren't going to buy the 13" model anyway. People in the market for the 27" iMac were never going to buy the 21" anyway.
Mac users who need a powerful portable computer buy the 15" MBP which was just updated last week because there's no other option. Apple isn't going to announce an unavailable larger MBP next week and block all those users from buying 15" MBPs in the interim. This is what's known as the Osborne Effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_effect
It would NOT kill high end MBP sales if the price for a 16" was much more, which it would be.....This would kill current high end MacBook Pro sales. There's no chance Apple makes an announcement like that.
With the Mac Pro, the product was obsolete already and was already, or was shortly thereafter, no longer allowed to be sold in the EU.
It would NOT kill high end MBP sales if the price for a 16" was much more, which it would be.....
how much you want to bet they will drop the 15" model in favor of the 16" basically in the same form factor as the 15". I mean the 15's are already 15.4" I can see them going up an inch.It would NOT kill high end MBP sales if the price for a 16" was much more, which it would be.....
for what reason though? better screen? how good the screen has to be to make the 16inch worth much much more with similar specs?
I think it would be highly specked, and to get the 16" to fit in the current 15" would be a lot of work, time and money......for what reason though? better screen? how good the screen has to be to make the 16inch worth much much more with similar specs?
Well, there are (RTX), but Nvidia in Macs? Hell freezes over...You better off just waiting for 2020 at this point... I mean there's simply no good option for GPUs if you wanna upgrade right now.. Even Vega 20 is outdated.
Actually, we have a pretty good clue, which Apple gave us not even 10 days ago.everyone has been saying no 16" at wwdc.. but what were we saying a week ago...…. and then out of the blue there are the 2019 MBP's.
We have NO clue what Apple plans and that was just shown not even 10 days ago.
-1% chance new hardware is released after the update this yeareveryone has been saying no 16" at wwdc.. but what were we saying a week ago...…. and then out of the blue there are the 2019 MBP's.
We have NO clue what Apple plans and that was just shown not even 10 days ago.
Well, there are (RTX), but Nvidia in Macs? Hell freezes over...
everyone has been saying no 16" at wwdc.. but what were we saying a week ago...…. and then out of the blue there are the 2019 MBP's.
We have NO clue what Apple plans and that was just shown not even 10 days ago.