
This guy hopes the new MacBook has an hdmi port
Some is the OS, some is all the persistent online services and daemons that we didn't have back then: Dropbox, Google Drive, several iCloud Drive processes, iCloud Photo Library w/sync, Google Chrome Helper, Google Updater, MS Updater, several Adobe CC processes, iStatMenus, Airplay, Siri, multiple mail accounts (in 2011 I had one, now I have 6 email accounts syncing), and more. Plus, the media we consume gets larger and requires more resources: music has higher bitrates, photos and movies and streaming video are higher resolution, web pages are much more complex, maps are higher resolution and have more data, screens are retina and require larger buffers, etc.
Sure, you can say all that stuff isn't part of the OS and you don't have to have it all enabled. But that's the reality now, most people use all that stuff (and others) and don't want to give it up. The point is, these things are only becoming more common, everything is becoming more complex, and all of it uses more RAM over time. So when buying a machine, you must consider that your RAM requirements years in the future will almost certainly be significantly more than you can imagine right now.
Starting production in Q3 with Kaby lake ..... But by then, Cannon Lake and/or Coffee Lake will be out. So, Apple is going to be 1 full CPU/chipset generation behind PCs now? Way to go.
His even got the dongle right there....maybe he forgot the other dongle for HDMI and brought the analogue , next time he will learn to carry both![]()
This guy hopes the new MacBook has an hdmi port
Bring all Macs with upgradable/replaceable RAM and SSD at least, and even microprocessor if possible.
I'm replying:
a) because you asked people not to, and
b) because you're wrong. Apple has every right to revise and improve their products at yearly intervals, and it's not screwing over customers when they do. It's helping them.
c) if they didn't refresh the MacBook Pro next year, you'd be blubbering about that instead.
Oh don't worry about them. There is one guy who would type up 2-page-long replies in every MBP2016 post defending everything about the machine, and yet I saw him making a thread offering a solution to solve the USB-C WiFi dropping problem by only using 5GHz and not 2.4GHz. Some people are just easily satisfied despite clearly being taken advantaged of.That's got to hurt if you're one of the fools that paid out for the latest MBP. You just paid well over the odds for a machine nobody will want in six months.
Macbook Pro Pro
Oh, here's a scoop on an exclusive rumour I've just heard..... these new machines aren't going to get any cheaper any time soon.
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I think Apple should put some sort of onus on the prospective buyer to prove that they really are a "Pro" user before they're allowed to buy the Pro Pro machine.
Straight away that would cut out at least 64% of all the moaning on forums when people discover they don't need a 64GB octo-core machine to read emails and post tweets.
I'd be pretty p**sed if I'd waited and forked out for a new redesigned MacBook Pro, overpriced as it is for just 16GB RAM, then they release an option for 32GB later in the year because they couldn't be bothered to on launch? Apple's screwing of customers knows no bounds.
Edit: Please stop replying. I'm bored of reading responses now.
Sorry, just had to reply, but feel free not to read itI'd be pretty p**sed if I'd waited and forked out for a new redesigned MacBook Pro, overpriced as it is for just 16GB RAM, then they release an option for 32GB later in the year because they couldn't be bothered to on launch? Apple's screwing of customers knows no bounds.
Edit: Please stop replying. I'm bored of reading responses now.
It's too little too late. It's the late release that I'm not happy about. If you've just invested in a new MacBook Pro, that you plan to last you years, having already waited years to upgrade because they brought out nothing decent, and you wanted 32GB of RAM but had to settle - you'd be pretty annoyed right now, cause there's nothing you can do about it.
Is it too early to start a thread speculating what people won't like about the new model and why we should all wait for the 2018 MBP?