very interesting. funny how it even looks like a macbook. only sad part is, nvidia and apple have not played nice together for quite some time now (still no *real* 7xx or better support) and i dont think AMD's mobile offerings are as competitive in that regard. but its nice to see somebody is making it happen, and hopefully, you're right.
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very interesting. funny how it even looks like a macbook. only sad part is, nvidia and apple have not played nice together for quite some time now (still no *real* 7xx or better support) and i dont think AMD's mobile offerings are as competitive in that regard. but its nice to see somebody is making it happen, and hopefully, you're right.
I think you need to be prepared for the fact you may not be as smart as you think.
An USB-A port on about any Laptop/PC sold in the last several years is commonly simply referred to as USB3 or USB2.
Im not saying you`re wrong but if your goal was to appear smart: You failed. Hard.
Have a nice day!
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Same here. the 2008 Unibody macbook! I just sold it a month ago. Ready for a new one!
They're bringing back the Newton...Please announce new iPods...
One can hope.
(for a modest $999.00)
Those are relics of the past. If you really need those two keys you can always get an external keyboard, so there really is no problem.
What's up with that weird artwork in this announcement? It looks like the darkness is eating the Apple logo.
Nope. Does the Retina MacBook currently provide iPhone customers with free Lightning to USB-C cables? I'm sure Apple has found that most people charge their phones in the car, on docks, off the cube charger, and PCs at work. And keep in mind that Apple sells less than 6 million Macs a year. They sell over 200 million iPhones a year. It makes absolutely no sense to sell the iPhone with a USB-C cable when the vast majority of it's customers are using USB-A.
No it doesn't. You can get a faster one for half the price. That's generally always the case with Apple.
Mark my words. New IMac Gaming Pro! Apple achieve this with partnership with Microsoft and bring Directx to the Mac.
I would settle with Xbox one streaming (via an official Xbox app) with macOS.
Thank you, I will have a nice day. I am as confident in my intelligence as I am in yours. And no one (correctly) refers to the USB-A port as USB3 or USB2, they are referring to the protocol supported by the computer. Until the advent USB-C connector there was no need to explain that you had USB3 through a USB-A port. By-the-way, there are PC manufacturers selling laptops with USB-C ports that only support the USB2 protocol, so people are going to need to start paying attention.I think you need to be prepared for the fact you may not be as smart as you think.
An USB-A port on about any Laptop/PC sold in the last several years is commonly simply referred to as USB3 or USB2.
Im not saying you`re wrong but if your goal was to appear smart: You failed. Hard.
Have a nice day!
Introducing the latest Skylake processors from 2015!!
Very, very happy for the person responsible for the Mac section of the Buyer's Guide.