Does it matter to the large majority of folks buying PC's? Probably not sadly. They got the Wii crowd. Which is great for their pockets obviously. They could skip Ivy all together pretty much. Haswell is April I believe.
Coming to iMac in late 2014
Does it matter to the large majority of folks buying PC's? Probably not sadly. They got the Wii crowd. Which is great for their pockets obviously. They could skip Ivy all together pretty much. Haswell is April I believe.
Coming to iMac in late 2014![]()
If its a marketing strategy they're shattering all my..."jewels within my boxer"..and dissipating all the trust i was giving them![]()
Really? I have a late 2006 iMac running lion just fine. Awesome machine but it just takes way to long converting my movies to mp4.i really hope the update it. i have a 2008 Imac that i want to upgrade. I can't even run lion on it.
Yep I got the exact same advice 5 months ago, wish I'd ignored it now...
Nothing!
(wait till the 26th).
Hold on, why the 26th now? Did I miss something?
Windows 8 release?
How is Windows 8 related to iMacs? I mean I'd understand if Apple were to release a new version of OS X, it'd may make sense to release it shortly before it to steal the spotlight, but even considering the Surface tablet there's hardly anything in common...
(Yes, I'm starting to despair)
Haswell will be very late 2013, April is for the mobile chips, and you have to remember that is "April" in Intel time, so June would be a better guess!
Fingers crossed for October, if not I might make do with this crappy macbook until I see what the "Something for Pro users in 2013" turns out to be.
My only question is. If the iMacs don't get refreshed before January, why did Cook send out a correction on the "we have something special for you iMac and Mac Pro users in 2013"?
He DIDN'T say that, not in quotes, not even paraphrased.
He replied to someone who had complained on a forum about Mac Pros, and when news reports inaccurately said that Cook said that iMac and Mac Pros wouldn't be updated until 2013 "sources" from Apple directly contacted David Pogue at the New York Times as well as Forbes.com to say that no, Cook was only referring to Mac Pros and 2013.
http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/06/11/an-explanation-of-the-news-from-apple/
http://www.forbes.com/sites/connieg...esigns-for-imac-mac-pro-in-works-due-in-2013/
...I think that the Haswell rMBP will be a hell of a product and at that point i could see the vanilla MBPs vanishing.
Ok but there still wouldn't be a reason to clarify.
Of course there was: he was misquoted and Apple issued a correction.
I'm pretty sure that's how the majority of the people on this site read it as well.