Don't get twisted people. He's probably talking about mbp.
Maybe TC took some MiraLax to unclog his pipeline.
I guess this gives me some hope, but I kind of worry about the possible changes Cook has in mind for the Mac.
Please, please, please, keep them separate. The Mac OS has already had some crappy changes to make it more iOS like, such as iTunes. I would hate to see the two merge.
"To merge these worlds, you would lose the simplicity of one, and the power of the other."
I wish I can believe that. If Apple is planning to use ryzen, I will forgive Tim Cook.Basically guys, there's no need to worry.
Yes a few products are pretty long overdue a spec bump, and the platter drives have long overstayed their welcome, but Apple are in a significantly stronger position now than they were in 2011 — and I don't just mean financially.
A new Mac Pro every year since 2011 would have paled in comparison to their current achievements with in-house chips and so many other things. It's not to say they couldn't have done both, of course! But it's sometimes good to take a step back and see the larger picture.
Rest assured, the new Mac Pro/Mac Mini will come; hopefully along with a more consistent silent hardware upgrade cycle!![]()
Your priorities ARE elsewhere. It's not speculation. Apple failed the creative pros long ago by simply not releasing products. People switched to Linux and Windows.
That had me seriously chuckling (okay, I'm still snorting through my nose).He probably quietly muttered "iPad" before he said "Pro area"
Lol Yeah he think that we are creative sheeps."The pro area is very important to us. The creative area is very important to us in particular. Okay? Very import to us. Nobody loves the pro area more than I do."
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Tim Cook said:has plans to "do more" in the pro area..
I don't know if you're joking but I 100% believe this is where they will go next. No need to make a decent Mac Pro modular tower if they can just add the "Pro" moniker to an iMac, claim it meets the needs of the "future" professional and then silently discontinue the current Mac Pro.Probably an iMac Pro coming at some point.
I'm uncomfortable with how willing people are to deny presented information to maintain the Apple-hate narrative in their heads, and go as far as accuse the CEO of bald-face lying.
Dude this isn't about a design flaw.Pro's need flexibility and freedom.The 2013 "trashcan" Mac Pro was a mistake. I'm sure they went back to the drawing board to come up with something new, that's why we've not seen an update to it.
I love how you blame Tim. Even under Jobs the Desktop was rarely updated.
I love how you blame Tim. Even under Jobs the Desktop was rarely updated.
Just like in your colon, there's always something in the pipeline. The question is whether it'll ever come out.