Correct. The amount of customers would differ slightly in between these two cases though.
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Correct. The amount of customers would differ slightly in between these two cases though.
No it doesn’t. It usually does have a focus on developers though. Apple made lots of effort to get away from Macworld and the like and are now going to throw their consumer stuff at us when addressing developers? Doesn’t make much sense to me.
Well will see next month, leakers Reckon new HomePod and air tags will be announced
Let’s have them for sure. Just confused with the audience in my opinion but by all means, bring the goods!
Would’ve preferred AirCans or something else.AirPods studio?
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And AppleTV.
Beats hasn’t really had exaggerated bass for awhile.
It’s ALWAYS been about profit. Buying Beats was about setting up a streaming service and the headphones was a profitable sideline that pays for itself. As long as it’s profitable, they’ll likely continue doing it.So it's profit now. What happened to "changing the status quo"?
Combo makes sense. Just connect a lightning cable if you want a direct, latency free connection. This would make for truly “studio” environment headphones.
I meant monitors, no LCD's available anymore
In the speaker, not on the set itself
The vast majority of monitors on the market are LCDs. In fact, non-LCD monitors are quite uncommon.
I think you are confused as to what LCDs are. So called "LED" monitors are LCDs.
So it's profit now. What happened to "changing the status quo"?
Those who are rebels turn eventually into part of the system or the system itself. Every revolution—political, cultural, technological—in the history of the world has been like this.
So it's profit now. What happened to "changing the status quo"?
That’s a marketing term supporting the general objective of creating more profits. Which is what all companies with shareholders tend like.
I don’t think Beats were ever considered rebels. Apple bought a company in the business of making money and it still does.
I am talking about Apple. They played the role of the rebel magnificently back when it suited them to be seen as the plucky underdog, and the Apple of now has little incentive to upset the status quo when they themselves are the status quo.
Pros won’t use the rumored device.
However, I would love it. I am a Sennheiser devotee and can’t stand Beats or Bose. Wireless protocols have made huge progress. So has noise cancellation. So have mics. I can’t find a single device that successfully pulls this all together. I actually have badly needed this during quarantine.
A wireless headset that sounds good for music that I can also use for calls that blocks my ambient sound for me and my listeners. Hell, I’d get enough for all my coworkers I talk to regularly.
I am afraid Apple would balk at having a mic that properly extends in front of your mouth. So we might get stuck with headphones that are terrible for call listeners like AirPod Pros.
Other than that possibility, they are well positioned to pull it off. The sound on the HomePod and the MBP 16” are both impressive for their respective sizes. The sound isn’t good for Airpods but this provides the necessary experience with the latest bluetooth protocols and customization of those. Maybe they can learn from the Airpod Pros as well.
Look at the $34.99 TaoTronics Active Noise Cancelling Headphones [2019 Upgrade] Bluetooth Headphones SoundSurge 60 Over Ear Headphones on Amazon. I've been using a set for over six months and they work fine, syncing with my iPod Touch and include a Mic.
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I have an older LCD Monitor that says LCD on the box, I have a newer LED Monitor that says LED on the box. They are different, the backlighting is different
Yes, the backlighting is different. The "LED" refers to the backlighting. However, it is still a liquid crystal display.
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LCD stands for “liquid crystal display” and technically, both LED and LCD TVs are liquid crystal displays. The basic technology is the same in that both television types have two layers of polarized glass through which the liquid crystals both block and pass light. So really, LED TVs are a subset of LCD TVs.
I can dig it, but the LED screens are tough on the eyes no matter what you call itYes, the backlighting is different. The "LED" refers to the backlighting. However, it is still a liquid crystal display.
LCD vs. LED: What's the Difference Between the Displays?
Flat screen TVs come in different flavors. Learn about the difference between LCD and LED in this article.
LCD stands for “liquid crystal display” and technically, both LED and LCD TVs are liquid crystal displays. The basic technology is the same in that both television types have two layers of polarized glass through which the liquid crystals both block and pass light. So really, LED TVs are a subset of LCD TVs.