I miss Jobs![]()
We ALL miss Steve Jobs.
I miss Jobs![]()
I normally wouldn't be ready to upgrade since I like to get two to three years off of iPads. But I really want an iPad mini I can use with the Apple Pencil. I would still keep my mini 4 around to use in the kitchen. I've still got my original Retina mini around in use.I am ready to upgrade my ipad mini 4. Hope it's something good
Just bring real computers: Mac Pro, Mac mini and MacBook Pro. No jail, true USB ports, decent fully accesible file system, no need to send you files by eMail to get them on other Mac, no application sandboxing, open and work with any file from any source, full compatibility with the world (Windows, Linux, etc), run also other operating systems via Boot Camp or VMware Fusion, much powerful, and much, much much more...
So, you'd rather Apple just do what everyone else that is playing with these same CPU and GPU choices does, and just keep shuffling the deck chairs on the Titanic, for no real performance gains, JUST to say they are using this-year's chipsets? Sorry, that's not sound engineering.I think people thought the same about WWDC last year too.![]()
Sounds like they have a lot of iOS stuff planned for March, but no Macs?![]()
I was disappointed when buying my daughters last iPhone that the SE had so little memory. A great phone but limited with a small amount of expensive ram.
But... Apple will just like always GOUGE an exorbitant amount of cash for memory that is cheaply available elsewhere.
No we don't.We ALL miss Steve Jobs.
They need to leave time for the hip hop band to performMy prediction: Apple concludes the keynote 30 mins earlier.
Wonder if the SE is getting a price overhaul? Simply adding 128gb seems like an odd move. I could even see dropping 16 and just going 64 128 with the pricing remaining the same. But...
The Sept event will focus on the iPhone & Watch. I don't think they will want to distract from that. 2018 is just too long to wait given how old the current models are.
My guess is they will update the MB in March (hopefully adding a 14" model) and update the iMac & Mac Pro at WWDC. If they do update the Mac Mini that will come later in the year without an event.
I'll take your word. I didn't really pay attention. Would be nice to see them just give the base32 and 128 with the pricing remaining the same
Just as they did with the mini 4 and air 2 back in September
I have to be honest, I'd probably be all in with an lte watch assuming the battery was supposed to last the day (generally at 65-70% now for me). I'd even reconsider my stance on Bluetooth headphones lol.I'm not sure if we will see another Watch event in 2017. If we do, it will be minor with an LTE option/software. I think March 2018 will be the next major redesign, which would slated for its 18 month refresh.
My guess is iMac in 2017 and Mac Pro in 2018. WWDC is still primarily about software/developers. It was rumored heavily last year to expect a refreshed Apple Watch in June during WWDC and that was incorrect.
I predict: new 12.9", new 10.5", current 9.7" becomes the low end, mini is killed. So three screen sizes, only two new models.
I don't think they could offer anything that would make me upgrade my iPad Air 2. But we shall see.
My guess is "As we mentioned before, we are fully committed to desktops. Therefore we announce iPad Pro Desktop without protruding camera. You can now put it on your desk comfortably."My guess is iMac in 2017 and Mac Pro in 2018.
Three.
10.5 will replace 9.7 with the same form factor body with larger screen and reduced bezels.
I'll take your word. I didn't really pay attention. Would be nice to see them just give the base
Model 64 like the 6s and 6s plus
So, you'd rather Apple just do what everyone else that is playing with these same CPU and GPU choices does, and just keep shuffling the deck chairs on the Titanic, for no real performance gains, JUST to say they are using this-year's chipsets? Sorry, that's not sound engineering.
But, if Apple really IS paying attention to Intel, sometime this year (sooner than later) we SHOULD get:
1. Kaby-based iMacs with 32 GB RAM at least and USB-C/TB3
2. Sky-based Quad-core mini with 16 GB RAM and USB-C/TB3
3. Sky-based Xeon Pro with ??? GPUs and ??? RAM
4. Maybe Kaby-based MBPs
I find it quite a hassle to hotspot it from my phone. More convenient to just insert a SIM card and ensure my iPad is connected to the internet 24/7.Fine, works for me. I also have the ability to hook it up to my 4K screen with Bluetooth mouse and keyboard - hey-presto Desktop PC.
LTE. Yeah, I just hook it up to my phone or use public Wi-Fi. Never been an issue.
Because the iPad is still not yet at a stage where I can get 100% of my work done on it. My 9.7' iPad pro is the perfect teacher's companion in the classroom, and it works well enough that I am willing to do 80% of my work on it, and turn to my Mac for the remaining 20%.Why have both then?
I travel all the time for work and I got bored of carrying around two devices + Wacom + midi controller + all the plugs, adapters etc...
Apple never got round to making that perfect device that can do it all so I happily caved in when MS did.
You're right. Idk why I thought 64. Woops!Base storage for 6s and 6s plus is 32 gb if I am not mistaken
I wish they'd put the same specs in the 9.7 and 10.5 iPad Pro. I don't want a bezel-less iPad. Make the differentiation be the form factor, not the specifications.
I still think bezels serve some purpose for holding the iPad without inadvertently pushing or tapping the wrong icons, etc. I would like to see some reduction though, which I think will happen.
What about the dongles and watch bands?
Thanks for counting, but without including important multipliers such as colours and the various cellular flavours required in different markets, the informative value of your comparison is only limited unfortunately.we have had [...] between 20 and 25 different configurations (excluding colours).