I believe there won't be any M4 Ultra, there will be a M5 Ultra built with the new N3P process by next summer.
On a long enough timeline, a lot of things are possible - eventually.If Gurman makes enough guesses then at some point Gurman will get it 'right'.
Doesn't next month start next week or so?the first Macs with M4 chips might not arrive to customers until next month, even if they are announced within the next week or so.
" With the MacBooks there is always so much negativity because they are not exactly great devices for a lot of people"So many people are looking forward to an M4 Mac computer. I think that’s nice. With the MacBooks there is always so much negativity because they are not exactly great devices for a lot of people but these M4 Macs are gonna make a lot of people very happy. Really like seeing it. I don’t need one but I wish all future M4 Mac users lots of happiness and smooth experiences and positivity 🤗
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Honestly, why can't you wait for an upgrade? I have the same machine and same utilisation time but although I like to update because I can, I can't imagine what the new one would bring to my workflow that the old one can't...I have never been more excited for an Apple product refresh. My M2 Pro Mini is still an amazing machine that I use 8 hours a day and I can’t wait for the upgrade!
Screw it down with a 7” outdoor deck screw! Or a lag screw like you’d use to hang a 72” flat panel on the wall. That’ll keep those little dogies from wandering off to the back 40!A weighted base?
I actually think it will be quite a bit heavier than an AppleTV. I don’t expect those problems for most.If it's AppleTV (re)sized, conceptually it also going to be lighter. A stiff HDMI cable can make it hard to keep an AppleTV facing straight ahead. What will keep this cute/tiny "Micro" Mac from being yanked off the desk or readily twisted by accessory shifts, etc. For example, I plug in an optical drive and then move it a bit for better access. Does that risk rotating/moving this Micro? If I barely move the HDMI cable in the AppleTV, it can significantly rotate.
A reason for Apple to make an accessory is to put some weight back on this desktop to hold it in place. How (modern) Apple-like to break out some heft to scratch the "need a redesign" crowd's itch, keep the price the same or raise it a bit and then make a towards-essential accessory at an added cost to be able to have one feature that comes with any of the existing design: it's heavy enough to hold its spot on a desk. Geniu$ by APPL. 💰💰💰
Else, just think this trough: how are you buyers going to keep this Micro from moving at relatively light touches/shifts of cables/shifts of power plug, etc?
Problem is MacOS doesn’t scale properly to most 4K monitors. At 27” you definitely want at least 5K or higher. Your eyes would be much better off at 4.5K on 24” for sure. Or buy a Studio Display. I have a bunch of displays and the Samsung 4K looks like crap compared to both XDR and Studio displays.I wanted to upgrade my M3 iMac to a new one with more RAM and storage, but since I have a second 27" 4K UHD Display with matte screen and up to 144Hz, the iMac Display seems much worse for my eyes. A Mac Mini or Studio with two of those relatively cheap displays would be much better.
I would think it’s up to the customer to decide for the customer’s own self and use-case.We have to ask ourselves, will a current M3
Mac do the same thing as a M4 Mac or provide a similar experience to Apple Intelligence? The answer is yes, but only 20% slower. The question for everyone, are the M4’s with the upgrade?
I actually think it will be quite a bit heavier than an AppleTV. I don’t expect those problems for most.
Problem is MacOS doesn’t scale properly to most 4K monitors. At 27” you definitely want at least 5K or higher. Your eyes would be much better off at 4.5K on 24” for sure. Or buy a Studio Display. I have a bunch of displays and the Samsung 4K looks like crap compared to both XDR and Studio displays.
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I'll hope right with you... but I don't share those expectations. Apple loves to pair "lightest" with "thinnest/smallest" in the marketing spin... though I don't think either term matters at all in a DESKTOP computer myself... particularly this one which was already about the size of a typical hardback book.
If I had all say, I would have added maybe 2 slots of m.2 to the freed-up space in the classic design, giving buyers an opportunity to add up to 16TB of internal storage at market competitive pricing. And if I felt customers needed a refreshed design, there's plenty of colors available and/or tweak the shape enough to make it visibly "the new one." I thought some of those 2-tone colors with a glass top mockups or the 7 colors of Mac mini from about 2022 (basically the same colors of iMac applied to the Mac Mini body) looked quite great the last time rumors spun about a refreshed design.
But what do I know? Perhaps everybody wants a Micro-sized Mac for some reason... even if adding such storage to it will involve cables and enclosures likely to take up at least as much of the former design's footprint.
Are “journalists” even really journalists now? There are some content creators who are better journalists than journalists. The line seems to blur these days.Thank you for calling YouTubers content creators. They are in no way proper journalists. I almost gagged when Max Tech tried to call himself a journalist in one of his past videos.
The problem is I can get a mid iMac with new matching keyboard and mouse for about the same price as the 27” display. If I want to trade in my MacBook I can recoup most of the cost.Problem is MacOS doesn’t scale properly to most 4K monitors. At 27” you definitely want at least 5K or higher. Your eyes would be much better off at 4.5K on 24” for sure. Or buy a Studio Display. I have a bunch of displays and the Samsung 4K looks like crap compared to both XDR and Studio displays.