Apple gives 400 bucks in a gift card for the one that I have..256GB 11 inch..not sure what it will be in March but whatever it is it is cant go and meet people to sell like I used to so 400 bucks will be worth it
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I’m going to go on a limb and say damn near anything an Apple TV user would want to.
I hope its an iPod mini with the newest chip. It might be something people could see as a personal xmas present. So it probably needs to be under $500 or way under. I don't see anything bigger than some sort of iPad refresh on one of the models still running older chips.
Were still well within the return window for these products due to the larger window for the season. Wouldn’t be difficult to send back but I doubt this is happening.
They will take that discount, add a controller, give you a much cheaper or no remote, and lower the price by $20 or not at all.
How about an TV where i can use Facetime on, or one that truly gives me a reason to actually use it for something beside the cool screensaver while i listen to music.. yes, i have an TV and use it just because of the screensaver ..
Go ahead and judge me.
Go ahead and judge me.
Yeah, this would happen if Apple somehow was able to skip right past this COVID-era through a wormhole, steal future technology, and then come back through the wormhole, just in time to get reinfected with COVID-19 and then release this insane specced out Mac Pro.....
an Apple TV mini? or a version with an HDMI adapter like the small streaming devices of other companies?
I am 99% sure that Apple will most likely release a new 16" Intel Macbook.
-Apple has a roadmap that they follow religiously with previously a new 15", now 16" released every year and it has been more than a year since the Nov 16" release (probably due to covid delays).
-There have been Big Sur software leaks indicating a new intel supported Mac.
-This is going to be a minor stop gap update to the 16" since if the 16" was ready for a silicon release they would have done so in the big Silicon Air / 13" / Mac Mini event.
-Apple will probably release the update with 10th gen intel cpus that people won't want to buy because of Silicon's better performance.
-Apple could release a kickass 5700m option along with wifi 6 which would be the only saving grace for this Macbook since the cpu will be outdated the day it comes out.
-Apple has a roadmap that they follow religiously with previously a new 15", now 16" released every year and it has been more than a year since the Nov 16" release (probably due to covid delays).
-There have been Big Sur software leaks indicating a new intel supported Mac.
-This is going to be a minor stop gap update to the 16" since if the 16" was ready for a silicon release they would have done so in the big Silicon Air / 13" / Mac Mini event.
-Apple will probably release the update with 10th gen intel cpus that people won't want to buy because of Silicon's better performance.
-Apple could release a kickass 5700m option along with wifi 6 which would be the only saving grace for this Macbook since the cpu will be outdated the day it comes out.
I agree. On the Apple website is says that Apple Fitness+ is 'Coming late 2020'. It also makes sense from the standpoint that it was already given a complete introduction during Apple's September 15 event, so there would be no need for big fancy show to release it.
However I'm not sure how this would fit with the Apple Care aspect of this, or the expectation of new SKUs, since Fitness + is strictly a software product. Or maybe there will be hardware or accessories that are introduced to go with the Fitness activities?
Maybe a mild-update to the iMac Pro, new dual stand for the HDR Display, and maybe MBP16 update still on intel platform, not ruling-out for an m1x MBP16.
Apple TV is out of stock at Costco.com now. I just called them and they said that usually happens when a new model is coming. 
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I’m about to piss off all the people who wanna clench onto their physical media until the end of time.
Blu-ray is a doomed technology!
DVD is on the way out!
CD’s haven’t been relevant in years!
In fact, buying movies, music, and TV shows is slowly dying.
It’s all streaming.
It’s all about convenience. Blu-ray might be higher quality than streaming, but Betamax was higher quality than VHS, and we know which one won that war.
I guarantee you that by 2025, Blu-rays will be a niche market, just like how vinyl and CD’s are a niche market.
We have no way to know if that’s true. (Also: there is increasing evidence that the A14 and M1 - at least the SoC chip - are essentially the same).
While I don’t think that it’s AirPods Studio, I can’t deny that the AirPods Pro were announced via a press release last year, with absolutely no fanfare. So it’s not that unlikely.
It’s either a 16 inch MacBook Pro or AirTags.
Those are the only two devices that Apple has specifically mentioned in recent iOS 14.3 code, in the case of the air tags, and the latest final cut pro release notes, in the case of a late 2020 MacBook Pro 16 inch.
The last we heard about a new Apple TV was back in the summer, and it was set for the first half of next year, with either an A12X or A14X processor and a new remote.
But there has been betas for tvOS14.3, but no new lines of code for updated Apple TV models, so if that was coming, I feel like we would’ve heard about it by now.
As for a new full-size HomePod, A new iPad mini, or any other product that has been suggested in this thread, not a chance.