That was my caseOf course they have plenty of orders because they didn't release the update for ages and people where holding back.
That was my caseOf course they have plenty of orders because they didn't release the update for ages and people where holding back.
I doubt that Tim hates the mac. As a public company, or rather as one of the largest public companies out there, his job is to make the shareholders money, not to please every demographic out there. If the mac would sell more with a toaster attached to it, you can bet your mortgage that he would do just that. Most of the things Apple says its marketing lingo, and its perfectly fine, most users don't care what generation of processor is in the laptop as long as it is fast. Much like with the iPhone, only the tech savvy complain about the amount of RAM or whatnot.
On the other hands this is a Pro machine, but that means something entirely different to everybody (including Apple). Apart from bringing to market products that sell, Tim also has to protect margins which in turn maximised the value of dividends. Don't understand why people either think they are entitled to things or that Apple is some sort of charity or religion. The only reason they make their products is for $$$$, just like every other company out there.
On the Tim needs to go, well be careful what you wish for. Tim may not be the best CEO out there (by your opinion), but he certainly is not the worst.
Mostly that I don't really care about any of that, it's $500 more expensive than it used to be, it lacks Magsafe which has proven useful for clumsy household members, and that it doesn't do me any good to have TB3 ports when I don't have nor plan to have any TB3 devices within the next few years.
So to answer your question: None. None of those are inspiring. Which is what I said.
let me ask you, are you using wheels in your daily life? - why?
I never said any different. Read the actual post he went off on. I was going to buy one of these, but bought a refurbished 2015 instead.You are more than welcome to hold on to what you have, not upgrade to a new rMBP, or move over to a PC, where you still won't get Magsafe. Updated ports and the new generation of peripherals are going to be game changers - whether you want to acknowledge that or not. As was noted in the interview, not everyone is going to see the benefits, initially.
Desktop hardware in a laptop enclosure. It's like the people who mod a wall-socket video game console into a "portable" with an attached screen.
Exactly ! These are great quality as always but just middling performance.I've no problem with high prices for a best-in-industry laptop.
This thing just isn't. It's not even best-in-class for 13inch ultrabooks, nevermind the current generation of ultra-thin desktop replacements. Add on that Apple is on a 2 year+ upgrade cycle, and it's just potty.
I can't wait for mine to arrive.The only real problem is the price. Drop the basic model to $1299 next year and I'm set.
Apple is obviously doomed and nobody is going to buy the new MBP's.
Question to all:
PROfessional ... includes PROfessional facebookers, right ?
You don't need a dongle to connect your iPhone to your new MBP, you only need a new cable: a USB-C to Lightning cable.How can you interview him and not ask him about 1) the pricing 2) the need for a dongle to connect your iphone 3) desktops?
Mostly that I don't really care about any of that, it's $500 more expensive than it used to be, it lacks Magsafe which has proven useful for clumsy household members, and that it doesn't do me any good to have TB3 ports when I don't have nor plan to have any TB3 devices within the next few years. The speed benchmarks have it, what, very slightly faster than the outgoing models? Not exactly a big win for that faster SSD, then.
So to answer your question: None. None of those are inspiring. Which is what I said.
And it's our job to help people through these changes. We know we made good decisions about what to build into the new MacBook Pro and that the result is the best notebook ever made...
Completely wrong analogy. USB B and USB C are one in the same, with one being reversible, more capable, and going out on a limb here - the future standard. It can do literally everything the old can. So why on earth would anyone want the old type connector other than backwards compatibility? Enlighten me?
That's what happens when you don't friggin update them for ages and there's pent up demand. Duh...
We care about what they love and what they are worried about. And it's our job to help people through these changes. We know we made good decisions about what to build into the new MacBook Pro and that the result is the best notebook ever made, but it might not be right for everyone on day one. That’s okay, some people felt that way about the first iMac and that turned out pretty good.
527 days is the longest period EVER (by 80%) without a refresh, for the MacBook Pro.
Take that haters!!!!
I guess it depends what you had before and what you use it for.I personally am thrilled about the new line.
As an owner of the new 13" Pro, I really don't understand people's problem with it.
- Benchmarks great, much faster
- Better storage
- Better ram
- Sleek with the great universal USB C ports
- Better screen
- Better battery
- Definitely better design
It is my favorite laptop I have ever owned. Purchased a USB C lightning cable, some USB C sony flash drives, and a few other odds and ends, and my suite is done. I really want these people complaining to draft up the laptop they envision in CAD and show us exactly what they want, because I think they did a really outstanding job.
My only qualm is that I think they should have released a 15" without the touchbar. That is probably the only thing that irks me.