The base Studio costs as much as the same drive, processor, and ram upgrades would add to a Mac Mini.
That's what Apple wants you to think.
The base Studio costs as much as the same drive, processor, and ram upgrades would add to a Mac Mini.
Looks real, you’re forgetting about CMOS batteries.The shipping box next to it has the warning that this product contains lithium batteries? A Mac Studio doesn't have that, neither does the matching display if he had gone that route.
The Studio Box looks like it was graphically faked.
This is what I was thinking about, personally.
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No, it's what math wants you to think.That's what Apple wants you to think.![]()
Willful ignorance, confirmation bias, bad at math, not technically inclined...?? I am trying to figure out where all of this wrong info is coming from.Upgraded built to order Macbook Pro speed in a compact box. Without battery, screen, keyboard, trackpad. $2,000 is what Apple deems its M1 Max speed computer is worth. The battery, screen, keyboard, trackpad make up the added $800 of the MacBook pro with a surcharge for the convenience of portability. Personally I don't think the M1 Max chip is and some added hardware to cool it is worth 1,200 more than the M1 Mac Mini. A CPU and a Heat sink should not cost $1,200 above the price of the M1 chip which is already factored into the cost of the $800 mac mini. This thing in any other world, is overpriced. But since Apple controls all the prices and what machines you can get them in, its actually cheaper than the alternatives Apple provides. And instead of paying the regular $500 fee to upgrade it to some decent spec, your pretty much left with paying $1,000 more for the speed bumped model. And I thought paying $500 to not have an anemic amount of ram and hard drive space on the mini was bad.
Friday the 18th.Anyone know when the Mac Studio and Studio Display will hit Apple Retail Stores? I really want to see the display in person before buying...
Impressive. The first "fake box" post didn't take long.I'll believe it when I see it unboxed.
That box does not look right, unless Apple changed their box design language.
EDIT: Wow, it very well could be a real box. Per Apple's environmental report, the design matches: https://www.apple.com/environment/pdf/products/desktops/Mac_Studio_PER_March2022.pdf
Not true 5K though.This is what I was thinking about, personally.
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When Prosser goes to press, it becomes Presser.Jon Prosser?
What are the chances of that actually happening, right? Like one in a million?I am amazed that whenever a new Apple product comes out, there is some "lucky" person who get the item ahead of schedule...someone who is willing to post pictures online.
Every.
Single.
Time.
in case others haven't seen them yet, here are all the pics from the original linked article (which was here)...
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Exactly. It's not just the price Foxconn submits for components in a device bidding project, plus an arbitrary markup Apple pulls from their behind that you pay for in the end. People seem to forget that R&D also plays its role in pricing strategies, as well as marketing, industrial design for everything related to the final product, customs, international taxes and operations, a lot of shipping charges for materials you wouldn't even imagine are involved in the final product, listings and approvals costs from technical watchdogs from around the globe, and yes, even post-sale services, software updates, etc.Willful ignorance, confirmation bias, bad at math, not technically inclined...?? I am trying to figure out where all of this wrong info is coming from.
They don't give you CPU, GPU, RAM, I/O upgrades for free.
I am amazed that whenever a new Apple product comes out, there is some "lucky" person who get the item ahead of schedule...someone who is willing to post pictures online.
Every.
Single.
Time.
Not true 5K though.
So how long before Apple makes them take the photo down and have them wait till Thursday morning to post the review? (Press review units went out already but they all have to wait till Thursday to post the review of the product under the embargo)Update: Additional photos of the Mac Studio have been shared on the Mac4Ever website.
I bought a 1O year old Canon camera last week and the box had the same battery warning. Batteries are huge btw but must have that label for a reason.My M1 Mac Mini also came in a box with that sticker on it so that doesn't mean anything........
All my Macs had a handle on the boxes until c2015 laptops. I’ll check as still have most boxes. Imac certainly had handle. And it held the weight. Packaging was so fantastically done.The 2019 Mac Pro package already has a handle.
I ordered Mac Studio Ultra just as the store reopened and the website says that they are preparing to ship and it is due between 3/18 adn 3/22. Hopefully it will arrive soon. My 2012 MacPro is getting a little long in the tooth and I am looking forward to getting my first new Mac in 10 years.I'm annoyed. I ordered within 5 minutes of the store opening and mine is supposedly going to arrive in April. ???
in case others haven't seen them yet, here are all the pics from the original linked article (which was here)...
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Definitely real.in case others haven't seen them yet, here are all the pics from the original linked article (which was here)...
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