No notch? (I know, not a chance, but I can dream, can't I.)They are laptops. Faster, better battery. What else can you really expect. It's a laptop.
Windows Intel immulation.They are laptops. Faster, better battery. What else can you really expect. It's a laptop.
I'd sure buy that, but I seriously doubt it would happen!Windows Intel immulation.
They are laptops. Faster, better battery. What else can you really expect. It's a laptop.
This. We replaced the 2013 MBP at the end of last year so 2021 - so 8 years. The 2019 MBP is working fine right now (and still has Apple Care) but is getting a little long in the tooth now that I occasionally use the spouse's 2021 MBP and since I use it daily for work, maybe in 2023 (or 2024) we'll replace it. If it was just for home, it would be 2024 or 2025 or even 2026.Apple really thinks people will buy a new laptop every other year?
Apple really thinks people will buy a new laptop every other year?
Just release it in midnight blue and it will be selling like hot cakes.
They should think that people will buy a new laptop every year.Apple really thinks people will buy a new laptop every other year?
Wrong. There are all kinds of things (memory bandwidth, SSD speeds, WiFi, USB, Bluetooth, HDMI, etc.) that continue to evolve. Plus of course the many thousands of lines of improved code from v1 to v2. Maybe even give us back the removed TB port, but I am not holding my breath <sigh>.There is little need for the 14 and 16 Pros to get any new features for the next 5 years. Maybe Face ID but that’s it.
I think that Apple indeed considers AR/VR as very important in the future. The huge 2022 increases in available RAM, for instance, very likely have some longer term motivation. My guess is AR/VR.They could add a 5G data connection option, a better gaming experience, new colors, Face ID, Centerstage, an even better screen and better native app support. No Netflix app on a Mac is a slight bummer. Yes, you can stream from the browser but only in a proper app can you download a show to watch offline.
However, maybe Apple is thinking AR/VR is the future of computing.