Display Port 2.1 can already 240 Hz at 8K (if at slightly decreased colour fidelity), but 120 Hz is fine. I don't think the connection is the limited option. At 5K, 240Hz is easily with DP 2.1.
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Apple Product Roadmap 2023–24: Over 15 New Devices in Development
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Display Port 2.1 can already 240 Hz at 8K (if at slightly decreased colour fidelity), but 120 Hz is fine. I don't think the connection is the limited option. At 5K, 240Hz is easily with DP 2.1.
and it's easier to adjust volume, screen brightness, forward or reverse video content and access to emojis on the Touch Bar!
It's great, it's only the so called influencers that think it's not or people that have never used it, who think it's better to save $100 😏
The 13" Pro will get a chassis upgrade and people that aren't easily influenced, will still prefer it to the Air!
The same place most wireless mice have it, right in front so that you can use it as a wired mouse while charging....
I really think you underestimate how many professionals use iMacs.
I did the same thing last year coming from a 2015 iMac. The real kick in the nuts was when I had to add a keyboard and mouse. I had forgotten about that extra couple hundred bucks!
Have a feeling that the M3 won't be that big of a performance change that Apple big selling point will be "it runs cooler". Apple has hit the point of diminishing return on performance for the the bulk of their customers the newer chips mainly just benefit the true professional customers do video processing and rendering for TV and film or recording scores for TV and film that requires hundreds of tracks and many outboard sample libraries. M1 was the major change for Apple's typical customer, M2 was big change for those who hadn't tried M1, M3 and moving to 3nm mainly gets them better cooling spec which means they could bump the clock speed up for some performance, but will it be noticeable to most no.
Well, to be honest I have yet to hear those kind of reviewers. I must've watched a dozen of these, and they all say that you can't distinguish the virtual from the reality. Could you link me one or more of those you mentioned?
I'd like to see the 24'' iMac with a M3 Pro variant
Torn on this 30'' iMac rumor. 27'' is a sweet spot on screen size for me personally
Of course I am unlikely to buy an iMac as I am not an AIO fan so I guess it's a non-issue since the consumer monitor Apple currently sells is 27'' heh
Torn on this 30'' iMac rumor. 27'' is a sweet spot on screen size for me personally
Of course I am unlikely to buy an iMac as I am not an AIO fan so I guess it's a non-issue since the consumer monitor Apple currently sells is 27'' heh
I’m on the same boat. I think I’ll wait till the end of the year to pull the plug.
You're reading MacRumor's interpretation. If you read the article, it goes into detail on some of the 15 devices.
It's like someone talking about a movie where A B C D and E things happen and MacRumors summarizes it "Protagonist does 5 things to have a pleasant ending". And you're simply saying "well duh the ending is happy. what's the point? that's obvious".
I was just watching the 2007 Macworld keynote at which the iPhone was announced, and it made clear to me how involved Steve Jobs was in the whole process of making Apple’s products at that time.
If you look at how many products Apple is putting out now, and how many services they are involved in, it becomes clear that managing product creation at Apple these days must have quite a different style. It’s a much bigger company than it used to be, and I think it is a credit to the leadership team that they’ve managed to keep the company culture intact.
That said, a lot of Gurman’s predictions seem rather pedestrian and predictable.
If you look at how many products Apple is putting out now, and how many services they are involved in, it becomes clear that managing product creation at Apple these days must have quite a different style. It’s a much bigger company than it used to be, and I think it is a credit to the leadership team that they’ve managed to keep the company culture intact.
That said, a lot of Gurman’s predictions seem rather pedestrian and predictable.
They said that about the world which was passthrough looked like through googles...not the text. Pretty sure we read the same reviewer. The passthrough world will be slightly lower because generated by the cameras. The text is generated by CPU and reportedly looked great. However - I have never used one and so maybe it will look terrible. Dont know.
I’ve been waiting for an OLED iPad but if Vision Pro runs the same apps, I won’t need one. 😉