I'm assuming it is not a hardware issue but one that can be remediated. Clearly, they should have fixed the software before release.How do you know it’s not a hardware issue or an issue that cannot be remedied via firmware/software update?
I'm assuming it is not a hardware issue but one that can be remediated. Clearly, they should have fixed the software before release.How do you know it’s not a hardware issue or an issue that cannot be remedied via firmware/software update?
The same way a lot of hardware these days go out only to need a firmware update right after you open it. Not saying that's a good thing, it's an annoying thing.How, just how did this pass QC? ?
do you recommend i wait to buy one until it’s been remedied via software update?I'm assuming it is not a hardware issue but one that can be remediated. Clearly, they should have fixed the software before release.
Software Update doesn't show any updates for my display..Mine also had 15.3, and you can update via Software Update in preferences (requires a reboot…)
Can likely confirm this.That's the version I have as well. Might not want to update - the Apple folks seem to be saying that camera issues are due to late firmware change...
You have a very low bar for defining what a ‘computer’ is. Also an Apple Watch does all the things you listed. I wouldn’t call that a computer.Oh, the iPad is a computer all right. Maybe is doesn’t perform tasks in the way YOU want it to, but it’s a computer none the less (file system, apps, operations, storage, input & output).
What you probably mean is “make it more like a desktop OS”.
iPad precisely fits the very definition of computer. A highly capable computer at that. It has 8 or 16GB Ram. It has up to 2TB storage. It has a laptop level CPU and GPU. It has a power supply. It has I/O. It runs programs and is controlled by an operating system. It does virtually everything as well as a "laptop computer" does, in some cases better and faster. I run my Real Estate and Property Management businesses with my iPad Pro, and it has cut my workflow by about 15 to 20 percent. It's funny that the roles are reversed for me with my hardware. Most people that have iPads and Macs use the iPad as the secondary or entertainment device. My Mac Mini is my secondary or entertainment device with the iPad Pro being a business first device. It is not a desktop or laptop computer but it darn sure is a computer...You have a very low bar for defining what a ‘computer’ is. Also an Apple Watch does all the things you listed. I wouldn’t call that a computer.
Wait until how I work on city buses, and like a car it has an ECU. The difference? The bus ECU has a full version of Windows on it!The future is dumb, isn’t it?
Yes, I'd wait. I would think it wouldn't take long for Apple to release a fix.do you recommend i wait to buy one until it’s been remedied via software update?
They'll likely fix it, but I agree with Gruber: how it's so bad right out of the box is bizarre. Was a 2trillion dollar company so rushed they couldnt have dealt with it.
Hey @Apple I’m a systems engineer ready and willing to be hired.Apple needs to hire you. This display running iOS is just garbage.
do you recommend i wait to buy one until it’s been remedied via software update?
Absolutely.If part of the reason you are buying this monitor and willing to pay $1600 is the camera, then I would personally wait. There is no guarantee Apple will fix the issues until there is an actual fix and I would never buy a piece of technology based on a promised future feature.
You wouldn’t call it a computer, but it meets the definition of “computer,” so you should.You have a very low bar for defining what a ‘computer’ is. Also an Apple Watch does all the things you listed. I wouldn’t call that a computer.
Several thousand Tesla drivers chorus “but but but but but FSD is just around the corner”.If part of the reason you are buying this monitor and willing to pay $1600 is the camera, then I would personally wait. There is no guarantee Apple will fix the issues until there is an actual fix and I would never buy a piece of technology based on a promised future feature.
I believe the Mac mini DTK had an A13 Bionic so it's technically possible to run macOS already!
Hey @Apple I’m a systems engineer ready and willing to be hired.![]()