I watched a comparison video on YouTube between the iPhone 7 Plus, S7, Pixel and LG V20 and the iPhone camera was clearly the worst of the group. Given Apple's massive shift toward the iPhone your question is valid. I mean LG wiped the floor with the iPhone plus in that test.
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I watched a comparison video on YouTube between the iPhone 7 Plus, S7, Pixel and LG V20 and the iPhone camera was clearly the worst of the group. Given Apple's massive shift toward the iPhone your question is valid. I mean LG wiped the floor with the iPhone plus in that test.
Well, this is odd... especially given the "hello again" text (as it directly relates to the first iMac intro).
Doesn't seem like this would be a 2hr event if that's all they're showing. The Mac Mini is in desperate need of a spec-bump, surely that has to be in the cards too.
Doesn't seem like this would be a 2hr event if that's all they're showing. The Mac Mini is in desperate need of a spec-bump, surely that has to be in the cards too.
I think people should give Apple event zero views.
They sure abused the mac pro users....thanks I went to z-series. If they do release it, i'll be in the market to buy one.
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They sure abused the mac pro users....thanks I went to z-series. If they do release it, i'll be in the market to buy one.
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It's probably hello again because we haven't seen them in long time.
The Mac Pro is a local product, Ming-Chi Kuo is located at China where NDA arent enforced the same, as when the nMP was introduced he never anticipated a thing about the nMP in 2013.
Walt Mossberg says he uses his iPads for all his work, Tim Cook says the same. Weirdos.
Normal people do all their work on iMessage so I don't know what the fuss is about.
You can send a resume with full screen balloons falling down or report to accounting with lasers! How cool is that? Who needs those old fashioned keyboard things!
Heck the iPad Pro can edit two streams of 4K video.
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Normal people do all their work on iMessage so I don't know what the fuss is about.
You can send a resume with full screen balloons falling down or report to accounting with lasers! How cool is that? Who needs those old fashioned keyboard things!
Heck the iPad Pro can edit two streams of 4K video.
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Wait...only MBPs and MBAs with usb-c but no retina? And yet the event is scheduled for TWO hours? What is going on? 
No Steve Jobs to keep the ship straight and narrow. No product was forgotten about and I miss the "one last thing" moment. There's no surprises anymore. And Apple under Tim Cook seems to be streamlining anything iOS. He needs to be replaced if we don't get a spectacular set of replacements for the current Mac line-up.
Why should we blame Intel for Apple releasing skylake macbook at the end of 2016??? Look at pc vendors, they are selling notebooks with skylake for ages... **** apple
If the MBPs get the rMB keyboard I'll use my 2010 till it dies, probably. But this aspect of the rumor doesn't make any sense. if Apple believed that it was so great, they would have rolled it out across all its products, instead of creating a separate Magic keyboard with more travel for the MBP and desktops.
This is from macworld.co.uk
Updated, 21 October, with advice on how to watch Apple's 27 Oct Mac launch event; on 20 October 2016, with news that invitations have been sent to a Mac launch event on 27 October; and a source close to Apple says the new Mac Pro will launch in October or November.
Updated, 21 October, with advice on how to watch Apple's 27 Oct Mac launch event; on 20 October 2016, with news that invitations have been sent to a Mac launch event on 27 October; and a source close to Apple says the new Mac Pro will launch in October or November.
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Tim's got to spend 50 minutes on USB-C, and another 10 minutes sharing how awesome it is going to be that he integrated MagSafe with USB-C. Then an hour on the rest of the lineup.Wait...only MBPs and MBAs with usb-c but no retina? And yet the event is scheduled for TWO hours? What is going on?
They will save on costs if they go with Skylake processors. By the way, few Kabylake CPU benchmarks are out already and there is barely 5% improvement in 7600K and 7700K compared to their Skylake counterparts 6600K and 6700K.
5% in real life will mean nothing and Apple's software optimization can compensate for it.
Now if geniuses at Apple decide to include Intel integrated graphics HD630 or some crap to run your Retina displays, then may god help you on that one.
it's like you're piloting an airbus and you hear 'pull up, pull up, pull up' and there's also the big 'stall' sound buzzing
I'd love to see a larger MacBook/Pro device. 16-17" would be great.
Or more likely it's just discontinued.
The 2013 Mac Pro pushed many agencies to PC hardware. I very much doubt there is a viable markert for a new Mac Pro.
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Wait...only MBPs and MBAs with usb-c but no retina? And yet the event is scheduled for TWO hours? What is going on?
Nike watch bands will take an hour..
Why? It will be small low key event like the one they held on campus in March (where all they announced was effectively an updated iPhone 5s and smaller iPad Pro and some watch bands) it won't be anywhere close to the scale of WWDC or the September iPhone events.
They'll fill the rest of the time with a Final Cut Pro X demo and fall Watch bands. Seriously.
The millions they have in cash from iPhone and iPad sales, good for them but not so good for Macs.
Unfortunately...
The implied point is that Kaby is just around the bend. Sky Lake Pros should have already been in the stores by now.
But your not Apples target market anymore. They don't make machines for Pro users.
This could actually be a good thing if that's all that's getting announced. It would mean there are more changes to those respective devices, which is what I care about.
I have to say: if Apple wants to continue with FCP X, wouldn't it be their best interest to get mac pro updated?
Agreed. Maybe they have a major redesign for the iMac and the Thunderbolt Display in the pipeline? That would be awesome.
Is there a link to the actual report somewhere? I'd like to read the whole thing, not just the part MR deems important.
At least let's hope that it's good news they have used the moto "hello again"
and it's not a "bye-bye" one... for the Mac Pro.
and it's not a "bye-bye" one... for the Mac Pro.