What is relevant though is that Apple can only put discrete graphics in the 13" if they remove the ODD.
Apple could swap the HD for mSATA SSD or shrink the battery in order to increase the size of the logic board to fit three major chips.
What is relevant though is that Apple can only put discrete graphics in the 13" if they remove the ODD.
Is 200 forints to the USD a reasonable approximation? If so those prices are outrageous! (Even if they include some form of VAT)
mSATA SSD - sizes smaller than the 1199 MacBook Air that comes with 128GB of flash storage.Apple could swap the HD for mSATA SSD or shrink the battery in order to increase the size of the logic board to fit three major chips.
mSATA SSD - sizes smaller than the 1199 MacBook Air that comes with 128GB of flash storage.
Battery - both of us know this is not going to happen.
That leaves the ODD which lines up perfectly with the removal of physical software from Apple's retail stores.
Or the ODD stays there and Apple uses the Intel IGP. Honestly, I think that is what they are going to do.
You can't play the "perspective of Apple" card unless you're Apple.Well, let's look at this from the perspective of Apple.
"We could either remove the ODD and put discrete graphics in or we can leave the ODD that we want to kill eventually and use Intel's graphics.""Hmm..."
If Apple had no plans of killing it off this refresh then Apple wouldn't be removing retail software from their stores.
Well, let's look at this from the perspective of Apple.
"We could either remove the ODD and put discrete graphics in or we can leave the ODD that we want to kill eventually and use Intel's graphics.""Hmm..."
If Apple had no plans of killing it off this refresh then Apple wouldn't be removing retail software from their stores.
Something about change glossy screen to matte screen? I suppose still no. IMHO a screen like a mirror is not a "Pro" screen.
I hate that effect...
i dont think so either, at least you likely will have the bto option...
however i dont think the glossy option is more or less pro than the matte. its more about what you are doing. there is definitely pro and contra on both sides. i'm a photographer and i owned both the 17" glossy and the 15" matte. i sold the matte because the glossy looked so much better when presenting my fotos to clients.... i mean clients haven't been unhappy but before when presenting on the glossy i was hearing comments like 'wow tack sharp or amazing' frequently. this didnt happen anymore with the matte screen! this got so conspicuous and because i liked the glossy look better myself as well, i switched back to glossy!!
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Yes, because clearly you have to be someone to get their perspective.You can't play the "perspective of Apple" card unless you're Apple.
Then explain to me why Apple started removing retail software from their retail stores now as opposed to the next refresh? Only reason Apple saw fit to keep the ODD was for installing software and that's now gone.The removal of the ODD is a moot point. There are arguments for and against it. Even though there are lots of arguments for it, it does not mean that Apple will do that, yet. The truth is, we have to wait till the update to see what will happen.
Personally, I would like to see it being removed but I don't think it's going to happen in next update.
Then explain to me why Apple started removing retail software from their retail stores now as opposed to the next refresh? Only reason Apple saw fit to keep the ODD was for installing software and that's now gone.
With the success of the iTunes App Store and the launch of the Mac App Store, it seems clear that the long term future of software sales is going to be digital distribution. Based on what we've heard from our sources, however, Apple is planning on making the move to all digital sooner than expected at their retail stores. Apple is working towards eliminating boxed software and presumably focusing sales through the Mac App Store.
Yes, because clearly you have to be someone to get their perspective.
Then explain to me why Apple started removing retail software from their retail stores now as opposed to the next refresh? Only reason Apple saw fit to keep the ODD was for installing software and that's now gone.
New MacBook Pros
Uhm, yeah, that's how it works. You can't have my perspective and I can't have yours. You may try to imagine how I see things and I may imagine how you see things, based on a lot of factors, but you still can't make anything solid out of it really. I doubt you have Apple's agenda on your mind that well that you can start talking about their perspective.Yes, because clearly you have to be someone to get their perspective.![]()
I'm pretty sure people still buy and rents DVDs and Apple has to offer them something as well. Software isn't the only reason.Only reason Apple saw fit to keep the ODD was for installing software and that's now gone.
I'm pretty sure people still buy and rents DVDs and Apple has to offer them something as well. Software isn't the only reason.
Apple stores still have all the same retail software they had last month,at least here in silicon valley. Don't use one unsubstantiated rumor as proof of another.
Oh yes, how dare I use a rumor to back up what I've been saying as opposed to both of you who have used... nothing to back up your argument?It was just a rumor. Feel free to share some proofs that Apple has already started removing retail software from retail stores.
https://www.macrumors.com/2011/02/07/apple-to-eliminate-retail-box-software-inventory/
It's called putting yourself in someone else's shoes. Ever heard of that saying? No?Uhm, yeah, that's how it works. You can't have my perspective and I can't have yours. You may try to imagine how I see things and I may imagine how you see things, based on a lot of factors, but you still can't make anything solid out of it really. I doubt you have Apple's agenda on your mind that well that you can start talking about their perspective.
More people will buy through iTunes, which is what Apple wants you to do.I'm pretty sure people still buy and rents DVDs and Apple has to offer them something as well. Software isn't the only reason.
Don't forget data exchange. I frequently receive DVDs full of data at work.
Oh yes, how dare I use a rumor to back up what I've been saying as opposed to both of you who have used... nothing to back up your argument?![]()
Oh yes, how dare I use a rumor to back up what I've been saying as opposed to both of you who have used... nothing to back up your argument?
The rumor adds up.
Personally, I would like to see it being removed but I don't think it's going to happen in next update.
It's called putting yourself in someone else's shoes. Ever heard of that saying? No?
Person 1: "I can't believe that bitch took my money"
Person 2: "I can see your point of view, I had a bitch steal my money last week"
Wait, what?! How is a rumor being evidence better than the evidence of the status quo?Oh yes, how dare I use a rumor to back up what I've been saying as opposed to both of you who have used... nothing to back up your argument?
The rumor adds up.
Apple: "I'm so going to remove the optical drives out of my hugely successful laptops."It's called putting yourself in someone else's shoes. Ever heard of that saying? No?
Person 1: "I can't believe that bitch took my money"
Person 2: "I can see your point of view, I had a bitch steal my money last week"
How many countries does that work now in? Can I count them with a finger or will I need a whole hand?More people will buy through iTunes, which is what Apple wants you to do.
Wait, what?! How is a rumor being evidence better than the evidence of the status quo?
The two are not the same. You are not Apple. You're not a big company making technology products.
If my argument is flawed then everyone else's argument is baseless.Roll your eyes all you want. I didn't make an argument and hence I have no need to back anything up.
But you stated as a fact that apple removed software from its stores, and claimed that this proves it's time to remove the ODD. We merely pointed out the premise of your argument is flawed. Apple has removed nothing from it's stores. When an argument is based on a faulty premise, it must be discarded.
Yes, you posted an opinion that you had nothing to back up your reasoning with.I didn't post an argument, I posted an opinion.
I already said it's pointless to argue because no matter how many arguments there are for it, it does not mean that it's going to happen for sure.
I didn't know you designed a laptop last week.
Wait, what?! How is a rumor that adds up with Apple's recent statement about "the next generation of MacBooks" add up with the release of the Mac App Store??? WELL GOLLY I DONT KNOWWait, what?! How is a rumor being evidence better than the evidence of the status quo?
Actually that would go something like this:Apple: "I'm so going to remove the optical drives out of my hugely successful laptops."
You, apparently: "I can see your point of view, I removed the optical drives out of my hugely successful laptops as well."
The two are not the same. You are not Apple. You're not a big company making technology products.
Better tell that to all of those MacBook Air owners in other countries.How many countries does that work now in? Can I count them with a finger or will I need a whole hand?
God forbid you have to "lug" around something that weighs 0.7 pounds and will likely be in the same briefcase you carry your MBP around in.Completely impractical in a business environment, particularly when I have the only Mac (not supported by IT). I use it in my office and on the road, and don't want to lug an external drive (and have no ability to network to one).
Either use Remote Disc or buy a USB SuperDrive. When you take a look and see how much space the SuperDrive + HDD take up in a MacBook Pro, you can see why we'd want them removed. It's 1/2 the laptop!
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95% of people would probably rather have a laptop that can get 12 hours battery life than the ability to install Adobe CS5 ONCE.
And I'm not calling for the death of optical media, but there's little reason it needs to be standard in all laptops when most people don't use it besides DVDs (again, external SuperDrive is available for them).