Is anyone else bothered that the front colors don’t match the back colors? I love the blue and red from the back but not a fan of baby blue and pink on the front, maybe it’s just me?
That’s great and thanks for being here. Macs are great. I think the issue is that some of us have “been with Apple” for 40 or so years so from that perspective, <20 years is recent and <10 years is new.I’ve still been with Apple for 7 years. That’s when I got an iMac and a MacBook.
A little aweful quick photoshop. I think black bezels look better. I'm sure there will be some aftermarket screen sticker to do this to the mac and if that fails, a sharpie. LOL.
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There is Silver.But all of those have dark neutral options. Which is what they should have done here also. Offer whatever you want but for the love of god give us one normal one.
It's still very functional and no doubt very satisfying in performance with the lights out. You don't need to see everything to enjoy the experience. 😉So, the new iMac is a smashed-flat M1 Mac Mini with a 24” screen pasted on it and better sound and video. I’m not entirely surprised that the first M1 iMac is just a jumped-up cross of an iPad Pro and a Mac Mini, or more like an M1 iPad Pro with a glandular problem, but it would have been nice for them to come out with something for those of us who use our computers as more than a fashion statement or status symbol. There’s always WWDC, I guess.
Yeah. I have a 4K LG computer monitor with an external power brick and it doesn’t also need to run a whole computer. External power bricks are quite normal. In some ways I like them more than internal ones because at least they are easy to replace if they fail. If the PSU fails and it’s internal, it’s a pain to deal with (for monitors/AIO computers).There’s basically 0% chance you could run a computer and display that size (and provide bus power to peripherals) using just 100w over USB-PD
I'm not a fan either. I like the Red one but I wish it also red on the front. Not sure why Apple felt the need to put pink on the front. I guess the point is to make them a deep color on the back and soft color on the front.Is anyone else bothered that the front colors don’t match the back colors? I love the blue and red from the back but not a fan of baby blue and pink on the front, maybe it’s just me?
YES. I HATE IT. I wish that the logo was the strong color and the rest of it matched the stand.Is anyone else bothered that the front colors don’t match the back colors? I love the blue and red from the back but not a fan of baby blue and pink on the front, maybe it’s just me?
Whether or not one considers 7 years in an ecosystem long or not, during those 7 years, Apple has only had a single iMac design until today. Maybe that plays into it.Why is everyone just targeting me right now. Is there a problem with me joining Apple 7 years ago?
Ridiculous in an office setting? Gimme a break, labs like the one below were state of the art in their time against all-black Dells etc, didn't hear any complaints then.I have no idea what they were thinking when designing the front of this thing. Imagine how ridiculous that would look in an office setting.
Seriously? It's a good design decision because Apple's lightening cables are so rubbish that they'd break? It's somehow impossible to supply a longer cable that will survive mouse use (how did we survive in the days before wireless)? Apple couldn't contrive a design where the plug didn't rub on the desk? Hillarious.It is not a no-brainer if you consider the materials used in the existing lightning charging cables.
Wuh? You'd need it plugged in for one 2-3 hour period out of weeks of use - and you can still do that overnight if you're organised, but if it does run out in the middle of a job you wouldn't need to stop.2. if magic mouse has be a wired mouse for X amount of time, that's not really better than the magic mouse 1 where you just spend 1-2 minutes swapping out batteries to keep the 100% wireless experience. might as well swap batteries.
...and, with a Logitech mouse, putting up with a wire for just a couple of hours gives you a full charge and you can forget about charging cables for weeks, rather than having the battery conk out and interrupt your work every day (...and that doesn't stop you charging it overnight or doing a quick top-up if you want to...) - its all advantages, no downside.Because a days usage takes about 2 1/2 minutes to charge. That’s how.
There a lot more Apple customers in the normal world vs. the world of forums. Plus forums tend to be overly critical with selfish needs and wants so it's not in Apple's best interest to build their products based on what people on forums want. Many people HERE did ask for a redesign. Not gonna always get the cake you want and eat it too.I wonder if it Apple company policy to completely ignore the obvious, forums, tweets etc and customers in general when they only ever asked for a few simple things.
No freaking Chin.
No Bezels.
We don’t care if that means it can’t be 8mm thick.
So.. your options are a plastic MacBook from over a decade ago for an iMac from the same period, and nothing since, from Apple.Any mature adult would buy a computer in black or white, that is it.
And yet with the exception of the 14 or 18 core iMac Pro when running specific software, this is the fastest iMac to date.I think of Apple iMac like a 1970 Porsche it looks sporty but has a Volkswagen engine under the hood. It might look cool and fast until you drive it.
I guess get your iMac with all of these ridiculously stupid colors? Any mature adult would buy a computer in black or white, that is it. "Let's go to my VP boss's office where he has his orange iMac on his desk." Wow, gee, how professional.
Why is there an EVENT for a purple iPhone? Shouldn't that have been released in September or October? It seems like Apple used this to fluff an event that barely had anything worthwhile to show.
Apple then introduces an updated iPad with an M1 chip in it and says it has "all day battery life." Um, how about statistics? 14 hours of battery life? 24 hours of battery life? What is it? How about mini LED? Oh that's only in the 12.9" model, not the 11", sorry folks, you'll have to pay a minimum of $1,100 and carry around a huge iPad with you just to get the new screen technology.
The company is ran by a bunch of morons now.
Which is quite rare.The power brick is a good thing. When it's inside the computer, it's a hassle to replace.