That ban had no effect on iphone sales.Don't count on a Samsung flagship ban every quarter.
People who had the note 7 generally went with the S7/S7 edge due to the offers customers received by sticking with samsung
That ban had no effect on iphone sales.Don't count on a Samsung flagship ban every quarter.
Yadda, yadda, yadda. People don't care about desktops anymore, the bulk of the market is in laptops anyway and both the MB and MBP are completely new and exciting. The problem is the dollar strength versus all other major currencies and the less than spectacular performance increase of Intel chips. The price is just too high for a computer which you don't absolutely need to upgrade. Apple isn't neglecting the Mac, they're just drifting from affordable luxury to unaffordable luxury pricewise.So, you're saying Apple has so little love for the Mac because that sales percentage is so low? I think you have the cause and effect confused. I tend to think the percentage is so low because Apple has so little love for it. Apple rarely updates the computers, doesn't appear to be taking the desktop line seriously anymore ...
They will no doubt bring out a charging pad from the sounds for wireless charging that will cost £50 i imagine.They'll most likely make the battery an optional extra though, that should give a quarter extra profits for them no?
Wow, thats a lot of the business depending on a single product.
They will no doubt bring out a charging pad from the sounds for wireless charging that will cost £50 i imagine.
go and buy apple shares along with you Apple device..eventually that device will become free.
Also, most MBP buyers came from windows…An all-new MacBook Pro form factor and the needle barely changed.![]()
well seeing as the whole charging when you enter the room appears not close to being possible so charging on a pad is likely coming.Oh yeah I forgot about the revolutionary wireless charging.. that you'll still need to plug an adapter into the wall socket for.... I suspect they charge £100 for it, I mean that's the cost of the Apple Pencil after its £20 price rise cause if 'brexit'....
Siri is a joke, who uses a Mac for productivity? Perhaps you should ask some professional Apple mad YouTubers who slate the new MacBook Pro because of its bugs, it makes their video editing much longer. And as said before, how do you know they are repeat customers? Did they display information on that then? Or is that a guess... the same as claiming millions enjoy the user experience.
That's what i"m thinking as well.I can see why the iMac hasn't gotten any attention. It's not as big of revenue generator.
Don't count on a Samsung flagship ban every quarter.
That chart sure does point out what a festering steaming pile of failure the watch is.
@Gudi is right. Objectively looking at numbers, it doesn't say much for the Mac category. New product, holiday season, and an extra week of sales tacked on, and the Mac numbers barely beat YoY when there was nothing new at all and one less week of sales. One would have expected the Mac number to be higher in such an advantageous environment.The MacBook pro contributed to most of this.
Also, did you know the pc industry is going down?
Oh yeah I forgot about the revolutionary wireless charging.. that you'll still need to plug an adapter into the wall socket for.... I suspect they'll charge £100 for it, I mean that's the cost of the Apple Pencil after its £20 price rise cause of 'brexit'....
Yep...
https://www.macrumors.com/2017/01/31/apple-watch-revenue-record-q1-2017/
Oh I'm having a fun time with some of these comments. Keep them coming.
Yep...
https://www.macrumors.com/2017/01/31/apple-watch-revenue-record-q1-2017/
Oh I'm having a fun time with some of these comments. Keep them coming.