About time!
Look forward to any mention of new iWork, iLife and Final Cut Express upgrades at the presentation.
Look forward to any mention of new iWork, iLife and Final Cut Express upgrades at the presentation.
sorry but I have to chime in here. I've read many of your comments and have personally dealt with you and your attitude towards others on macrumors is essentially condescending, rude and inflammatory. So no, it's not about others needing to "grow thicker skin"(s), it's about certain individuals needing to grow up and learn respect and common decency. It's certainly nice hiding behind your computer and using the anonymity of the Internet to degrade others, yet something tells me without that luxury you wouldn't be so brazen.
Respect and decency, virtues you need to learn.![]()
This onstage event needs to have a hardware focus along side 10.7, if not it will just be another event with focus heavily on software. yet again.
Right I'm a troll. Keep trying.
So it doesn't bother you that Apple charges 2x what other manufacturers charge for the components? The only difference being the Aluminum case and OS?
Call me when they do reinvest into R&D. Right now, they are no where close to reinvesting as much as other, less profitable players do. They rake in the cash.
They've reinvested in other arenas, namely mobile computing (iDevices). This is part of the reason they're raking in the cash, and selling more Macs than ever. What I believe is going to happen is, they're going to take what they've learned from this reinvestment and apply it to the Mac. That doesn't mean Macs will become iOS devices, that's silly - but I could definitely see an 11" MBA with solid-state components, exceptional battery life and stunning design... Don't think that because they've invested some time and energy into something other than Mac that it isn't applicable to Mac. It certainly is, and I'm certain we'll begin seeing the results soon.
Furthermore, other than IO and BluRay, the current crop of Macs are pretty damned awesome. i7 27" iMacs? Amazing. i7 MacBooks? Same. 12 core MacPro? Need I say it?
Please turn in your MacRumors ID badge. You are far too reasonable to be posting here.![]()
The way I post here is the way I act in real life. Again, I am a direct person. I call 'em like I sees 'em. I don't tip toe around issues. Internet or anonymity have nothing to do with it.
Decency and respect though would have made you send this via PM to all concerned instead of polluting the thread with comments that are not on-topic or discussing topicality. Perhaps I am not the only one in need of "learning virtues".
Try harder next time yourself, stick to facts and less aggressive remarks.
jW
What a load of crap. I sold my 13" MBP for an Air and I'm glad I did, it is significantly lighter (I travel a lot for work) and due to the thin profile takes up much less space in my messenger bag. As well as for work it is also my only home computer- I use it all of the time for iTunes, browsing the net and watching movies. Not everybody needs the Pro photo/video editing power which many people on these forums assume is necessary (remember due to the SSD most apps actually launch faster then on the default MBP). For the majority of people the MBA is perfect if they can afford it.
Dude, I bike into London with it in my pack every day. Trust me. It's super portable. Further, they've sold a ton of them. By definition, that's not a fail.
You people who think that items that don't suit your needs are fails are thicker than old oatmeal.
i hope that they would release this as an update to snow leopard. but by the looks of it probably not!![]()
Exactly. The reason the Air failed is because it was form over function. Bring on the 11.6" form factor, with specs similar to the 13" MBP but without the stupid optical drive, smaller screen of course but the same sized keyboard.
Why anyone would pay more for a Air over a MBP 13", while losing ports and performance, all for 0.25" less thickness (at it's thickest point, which is obviously the key metric) and less weight, I'll never know.
I LOL at the people who are over analyzing the invitation.
I LOL at the people who are over analyzing the invitation.
They better do a live streaming of this.
I'm sick of reading text and pictures of a live event.
They should make it public as it's happening, not put up a video after the event.
People are too anxious to see what's new and to have a good experience to seeing what's new we need to see it live.
Hopefully Apple will do the live streaming again. But I have my doubts.
I don't see why Apple wouldn't do a live stream. They did it in September for the iPod event.