Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
"I’ve also seen reports of white-balance issue, or yellow-ish tinting, with the new Mini. To my eyes, colors are nearly identical between the Mini, the Air, and my iPhone 5S."

He must not be a forum regular... 🙄

😀
 
"I’ve also seen reports of white-balance issue, or yellow-ish tinting, with the new Mini. To my eyes, colors are nearly identical between the Mini, the Air, and my iPhone 5S."

He must not be a forum regular... 🙄

😀

Right! Reminds me of one of my favorite quotes...

"Who are you going to believe? Me, or your lying eyes?"
 
"I’ve also seen reports of white-balance issue, or yellow-ish tinting, with the new Mini. To my eyes, colors are nearly identical between the Mini, the Air, and my iPhone 5S."

He must not be a forum regular... 🙄

😀

Didn't you know he's just a kool-aid drinking fanboi?
 
Ummmm, no. I've found his reviews to be balanced, professional and informative.

It is interesting how he and Anand draw different conclusions, though. Anand did detect a bigger performance difference (granted his tests are intense and he does concede the average user won't notice), and he is more thorough about the display differences. Gruber says the mini is a no-compromises device and Anand is explicit that it isn't no-compromises because of the display.
 
If you ever want to go nuts, line up all your Apple devices from your Macbook to your iPads, iPhones and ipod touch, put one something with a white screen, and try to pick the best! The nice thing is that, within limits, they all look good when by themselves.
 
Thisis a fine example of how many users don't notice things like gamut of minor display imperfections. I wish I was one of them.

Lower gamut on mini. End of story. If you don't care of don't notice, also fine. I care, and am disappointed, but still like my rMini.
 
It is interesting how he and Anand draw different conclusions, though. Anand did detect a bigger performance difference (granted his tests are intense and he does concede the average user won't notice), and he is more thorough about the display differences. Gruber says the mini is a no-compromises device and Anand is explicit that it isn't no-compromises because of the display.

That's ok. And as you say interesting. Different people can come to different conclusions based on the same data. And they express their ideas a lot more clearly and in a much more balanced fashioned than some here. No comments about it being "crippled", "unusable", "gimped" and such. While hyperbole is fun in the playground, it grates when describing electronics.

I take what Anandtech and any other reviewer says and I consider it using my own experience, knowledge and opinions, and reach my own conclusions.
 
That's ok. And as you say interesting. Different people can come to different conclusions based on the same data. And they express their ideas a lot more clearly and in a much more balanced fashioned than some here. No comments about it being "crippled", "unusable", "gimped" and such. While hyperbole is fun in the playground, it grates when describing electronics.

I take what Anandtech and any other reviewer says and I consider it using my own experience, knowledge and opinions, and reach my own conclusions.

Gimped gamut-gate 😀
 
Fireball reviews, it's an apple product 12 out 10!

Mac Rumor forums: don't enjoy your device but keep testing and nitpicking your it until you finally think you've found a flaw. Those who don't have flaws haven't tried hard enough to find one yet.
 
Mac Rumor forums: don't enjoy your device but keep testing and nitpicking your it until you finally think you've found a flaw. Those who don't have flaws haven't tried hard enough to find one yet.

This is why I never take advice from anyone here since they all of a god-complex along with a healthy dose of OCD.
 
Mac Rumor forums: don't enjoy your device but keep testing and nitpicking your it until you finally think you've found a flaw. Those who don't have flaws haven't tried hard enough to find one yet.

Bingo.

I found John's review to be completely fair.
 
This is why I never take advice from anyone here since they all of a god-complex along with a healthy dose of OCD.
There are some good posters on these forums. I had an issue with being locked out of iPhoto on my rMBP last week, and someone helped me very quickly.

There are as many positive comments about the latest iPads, so sift through and judge for yourself. 😉 I've never heard of Daring Fireball before, but his review seems fine. Anandtech's reviews comport with my overall impression of the products I own, and that gives me enough comfort to sleep at night. 😀
 
There are some good posters on these forums. I had an issue with being locked out of iPhoto on my rMBP last week, and someone helped me very quickly.

There are as many positive comments about the latest iPads, so sift through and judge for yourself. 😉 I've never heard of Daring Fireball before, but his review seems fine. Anandtech's reviews comport with my overall impression of the products I own, and that gives me enough comfort to sleep at night. 😀

Jon Gruber is one of the most respected Mac commentators in Apple's history.
 
It is interesting how he and Anand draw different conclusions, though. Anand did detect a bigger performance difference (granted his tests are intense and he does concede the average user won't notice), and he is more thorough about the display differences. Gruber says the mini is a no-compromises device and Anand is explicit that it isn't no-compromises because of the display.

and yet Anand picked the mini in the end
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.