No macrumors, March 18 is not Monday, it's Wednesday, and March 19 is not Tuesday, it's Thursday...
It seems unlikely they would release new products right now, even if they're ready, due to the fact so many places are shut down because of the virus. It would be bad PR and probably lead to lower sales since people wouldn't want to buy in store (or can't because they're closed).
That being said I do want a new Macbook Pro (hoping for 14") and I'd be getting it shipped so I'm fine if they do announce them. ?
Good point.
Many people are going to work from home though, so I expect laptop sales to raise next week.
you read it wrong that was last years date when those products were released in 2019.No macrumors, March 18 is not Monday, it's Wednesday, and March 19 is not Tuesday, it's Thursday...
Good point Many people are going to work from home though, so I expect laptop sales to raise next week.
New story just popped up saying Apple Stores are receiving extra stock of Macs in possible anticipation of stronger sales as more folks choose or are required to work from home.
Good point, but: people do order these things online a lot and also what better time to get a new laptop than when your guaranteed lots of indoor time to use it....It seems unlikely they would release new products right now, even if they're ready, due to the fact so many places are shut down because of the virus. It would be bad PR and probably lead to lower sales since people wouldn't want to buy in store (or can't because they're closed).
That being said I do want a new Macbook Pro (hoping for 14") and I'd be getting it shipped so I'm fine if they do announce them. ?
Right?! I can't wait!!!! hoping this comes out soonHoping for mac mini updates, simple spec bump and cheaper storage pricing would be awesome!
New story just popped up saying Apple Stores are receiving extra stock of Macs in possible anticipation of stronger sales as more folks choose or are required to work from home.
I have a friend who's fairly high up in the management for situations like this for a university. She said they're having a hard time getting enough laptops for a lot of workers who normally use desktop machines and now must telecommute.New story just popped up saying Apple Stores are receiving extra stock of Macs in possible anticipation of stronger sales as more folks choose or are required to work from home.
current MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro are still equipped with butterfly keyboards that can suffer from issues such as sticky or unresponsive keys after prolonged use
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Apple finally solved this problem by reverting back to a scissor mechanism with the new Magic Keyboard on the 16-inch MacBook Pro, which has proven far more reliable.
The new 16" MBP's scissor "Magic Keyboard" on the other hand has been out just a few months. Also hasn't shown those issues yet, but how on earth has it "proven far more reliable"?
Man is this really you? I wonder wheter you had a pneumothorax...Came off my bike the other week, my trusty MacBook Air was in my bag at the time. It now looks like this:
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Broke my collarbone too:
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Although I've had that repaired:
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Repairing the old MacBook Air didn't seem worth it...could do with a new one.
Apple literally can’t win ?
Scissor-mechanisms were used in Apple laptops before 2016 and the Magic Keyboard for decades so it's proven technology. So adding it back to the 2020 laptops by default ensures reliability.
I’m working from home with my 2016 MBP. So far so good but if the keyboard fails I can’t bring it to the AS or an authorized reseller, so my quickest option would be buying a new MBP or a new Air
I’m working from home with my 2016 MBP. So far so good but if the keyboard fails I can’t bring it to the AS or an authorized reseller, so my quickest option would be buying a new MBP or a new Air
It is flawed.It would be weird for Apple to update the MBA with nothing more than a refreshed keyboard. It would bring attention to and make valid the claim that the butterfly keyboard was flawed.
They could have referred to some bit of information they used last time that wasn't public/published - if I send you an anonymous tip and say, "I'm going to say rhinoceros in any future communication", and then you get a tip now that says "rhinoceros"... it's probably the same person.
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So, exactly the same, then?
Better speakers and microphones.And better thermals. And much better GPUs. And faster RAM (2667 vs 2400). And higher SSD options. And a bigger battery.