Exactly. At a time when the TRS-80 and the Commodore PET and such were monochrome displays, the Apple II had color.To me (& other Apple fans) a rainbow logo on a Mac just means an evocative part of geek history.
Thank you for this article MacRumors! Very well written and analyzed.
Let's GO!!! This has been a hard year when it comes down to leaks. Next following month will be very exciting and anticipating. Fasten your seatbelts and save up your $$$ as much as you can. This is going to be an expensive year.
I will be ordering a new Apple Watch, New iPhone Pro Max, MacBook Pro 16” model. Of course, all maxed out models.
Apple! My hard-earned taxed American dollars along with an Apple Card is ready to take the hit!! Please, take my money from me, Apple.
Update: Some people really took it the wrong way. I was just trying to tell everyone I’ve been saving since last year to upgrade all my Apple devices this Fall. I decided to add a different picture to motivate ya’ll and get ya’ll excite to upgrade with me. Get y’all wallets ready 🤪
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I think we will see new macs in October.NOVEMBER?! I hope the MBPs come sooner, just started a new job and they are wanting to order me a new MacBook, asked them to wait until late Sep to see if I can get that new model. Hopefully it's sooner rather than later!
There is no way that Apple would hold an event just to release two macbook pro’s, even if they are very populair and long awaited products.
My guess is that they will release the iPad Mini and the Mac Mini “Pro” along side these macbook pro’s to have an even 4 products.
They will launch Macbook Pro’s first and a couple of weeks later the new Mac Mini…..just my thoughts.
The Air 5 isn‘t expected before 2022 so a „surprise“ release this fall is very unlikely. There rather is coming the updated regular iPad (9th gen). Plus I think there only will be 2 events because 3 aren‘t needed.My guess on the events this fall:
September: iPhone 13 and Apple Watch 7
October: iPad air 4, iPad mini 6, new Apple TV
November: MacBook Pro 14" and 16", M1X Mac mini, preview of iMac Pro 30".
Indeed. I was a bit of an Atari 800 fan, though, also because you could connect it to a color TV or monitor as with the Apple II (this came shortly after the TRS-80, which we lovingly dubbed as the "TRash-80" with its measly 4K of RAM). I had this sort of rivalry going between another friend of mine who owned an Apple II+ at the time. The first PC I ever laid my hands on, though, was a Commodore PET. Being able to program in BASIC and save your programs to cassette was just so captivating. "Hunt The Wumpus" was the biggest hit back then for us.Exactly. At a time when the TRS-80 and the Commodore PET and such were monochrome displays, the Apple II had color.
Can I get the matching phone with that?I want an Apple watch with always on display and 5 days battery life.