You are quite optimistic, it's probably going to start with a 128 GB SSD.“Starting at $2999 with a 256 SSD - soldered on and non-user upgradeable”.![]()
God - I really hope they left the SSD slot as something user accessible and swappable (with an adapter) as in the 2015 models.
The 15” Retina MacBook Pro from 2012-2019 has never shipped with anything less than a 256GB SSD as the base storage. Take your trolling elsewhere.You are quite optimistic, it's probably starting with a 128 GB SSD.![]()
That ship has sailed, been lost at sea and cannot be salvaged.
New keyboard design will be their “selling point”,
If you think video editors don’t work on just a 15” screen on the go or in the back of the station van without a larger display than you would be wrong. There are no new Apple Displays incoming, other than the XDR Pro.I think if you are a graphics or video professional you are not working on a 15in or 16in screen you are working on a much larger monitor. Hint!!!! like the new Apple Display coming soon![]()
An opportunity to abolish the silly Touchbar![]()
Everybody hates it - but Jobs is no longer here to make it rightI hate the Touch Bar… But I think it’ll be on this machine
Maybe - maybe not - this machine is likely to be the first of the “oh ***, we f*** up - let’s revert some decisions to please a certain audience”.
I think you’re probably right - but things can change and something is always the first thing to showcase changes - could be right here - never know..
There aren't any Intel 10th generation CPU's available yet that are designed for the 16" MBP class processors. Those won't be out until 2H of 2020.Fingers crossed for: FaceID, Better Keyboard, 90hz or faster screen, new AMD Navi GPU, 10th gen intel CPU. A bonus would be expandable storage and memory but I highly doubt that.
Ok this is my guess, Apple wants the Macbook Pro to be a real Macbook Pro to set along the side of the Mac Pro tower. They can finally create a truly Mac Pro mobile device with Xeon workstaton mobile processors. ECC memory, 12 and above cores and all the other things that would make it a real mobile professional workstation. And yes if it is $4000 it would be worth it. And i can hear it now $4000 for a Macbook Pro outrages!!!!!!! Not!!!! a true mobile Xeon workstation would be worth every penny like the new Mac Pro.
Fingers crossed for:FaceID,Better Keyboard, 90hz or faster screen, new AMD Navi GPU, 10th gen intel CPU. A bonus would be expandable storage and memory but I highly doubt that.
or maybe there isn't any Touch Bar?Interesting......
At least on my test Mac running 10.15.1 beta 2 (build 19B77a), these new MacBook Pro icons are in a bundle all by themselves.View attachment 870593
The rest are in the CoreTypes.bundle
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It does look as though there is a different type of "Touch Bar" in this model. I zoomed in on the icon as much as possible before substantial pixelation. Maybe there is a separate escape key now? I don't know, what do you guys think?
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Tim says stop screaming. Also he canceled your event because you never paid the facility fee... you were supposed to wire $1,500,000, remember? But he never received it.WHERE
IS
MY
OCTOBER
EVENT
TIM?!??!!?
"That ship has sailed, been lost at sea and cannot be salvaged. "That ship has sailed, been lost at sea and cannot be salvaged.
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The 15” Retina MacBook Pro from 2012-2019 has never shipped with anything less than a 256GB SSD as the base storage. Take your trolling elsewhere.
I wonder if the odds are good that the 16" might include a Navi part then. The fact that both came in on the same beta makes me think we had a merge from a MBP driver development branch into mainline in prep for release.
The bottleneck will hold back peak performance from the card, but a high-end GPU is no more throttled than a lower end one. And you can still push higher quality or resolution if you want with them. What the lower bandwidth really hurts is having throughput to handle high frame rates. It's generally better to spend the GPU performance on higher resolution and quality settings than it is reaching for, say, 144Hz when you are using an eGPU.
But that means that it may not make financial sense to spend on a 2080ti if you aren't pushing 4K, or aren't trying to play Cyberpunk 2077 at ultra settings.
Most likely, or if not a Xeon/ECC/1TB beauty starting at $4,999 and whatever horrific multiplier that gets slapped on for forex countries 😵😁“Starting at $2999 with a 256 SSD - soldered on and non-user upgradeable”.![]()