I can't wait to get rid of this piece of **** 128gb storage, two usb port-having, butterfly keyboard with stuck keys macbook and finally get back to a true macbook "pro" again
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Next-Generation 16-Inch MacBook Pro Seemingly Filed in Regulatory Database Ahead of WWDC
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Once again, the chips went into fab at the beginning of April, which means a product is shipping in July. These things are easy to plot.
We already know when it is going to ship. 90-100 days from the start of chip mass production, like every single other Apple product release. We don't always get this information, except for when Apple is fabbing a new chip.
Which means anywhere from the beginning of July to mid August.
I can't wait for people to find out that it is not MagSafe, it is just a proprietary magnetic connector power cable, like we've already seen this year.
Parallels has a native version of their software for the M1 processor Macs. To run Windows you'd have to join the "Windows Insider" program - costs nothing - and then download the preview version of Windows for ARM processors. I have it running on my M1 MBP and Windows runs faster, subjectively speaking of course, than it does on my Surface Laptop 3.
Was many years back. Unsure if Jobs was still alive, but I do remember them presenting new laptops as something the devs could work on.
Will be interesting to see if mini LED as mixed rumours to this year vs next year for mini LED.
Apples screens are already so good that the next major improvement will need to be something like mini LED
I suspect it will be new design this year, mini LED next year
Apples screens are already so good that the next major improvement will need to be something like mini LED
I suspect it will be new design this year, mini LED next year
I very briefly had 2017 just like that, assuming that's the model year you are referring to. I agree it was quite awful: noisy, keyboard felt TERRIBLE, and did I mention noisy? Horrible loud fan just by looking at it. Makes me never want a MacBook with a fan ever again, I'm spoiled by my fan-less M1 MBA.
As for these, as I said earlier, my hunch is tease/intro Monday, but don't expect them for a while.
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Same. Also hoping to be able to say I jumped the era of minimum ports.
I still see the 16" M2 MBP and the 30" M2 iMac being available earlier about the same time. The 14" MBP seems superfluous if the 16" M2 becomes available and people are still buying the less capable M1 13" MBP.
I really hope they don't do white bezels. That would be a deal breaker.
Oddly enough people are getting used to the narrow white bezels if you are reacting to a larger version of the 24" iMac. I seen this observing customers looking at the 24" models. At first it was more of a complaint, now its the higher price you are paying for a reasonable configuration that people think most about with the 24" iMac.
Now colored 16" MBP with white trim, that would be radical, but I doubt any MBP would utilizing any significant trim around the displays.
Call me an optimist but I believe it’s going to be Mini-LED…
Nobody "needs" lots of things. But I use the SD slot in my 2014 MBP to triple the storage.
i still use usb-a, but that doesn't mean we all should be getting built in usb-a ports.
And no doubt when the $2,499 price is announced he will say “twenty four ninety nine” as if it were a mere $25. For all their inclusiveness shtick you have to be pretty well off to buy into the system.