Just canceled my order for a $15K MacPro
**** you did?!?
better sell my apple stock!
Just canceled my order for a $15K MacPro
would not be surprised if macOS released 2 years from now completely drops Intel mac support completely.
Apple wasting no time fully transitioning OS to be ARM only in short span.
Does it matter?Reminds me of that running joke in Archer.
Cant? Or won't?
Then don't buy one, see problem solved. If this is all it takes to may you "angry", geesh.An interactive 3D globe doesn't require a neural network to display. Google Earth has had a 3D interactive map for almost fifteen years.
They NEVER have to explain anything - it's their choice. However, just because that is the case doesn't mean that people can't be rightfully angry about it.
Apple is selling devices TODAY that aren't capable of the full set of features in their latest OS release. This isn't a "we finished our transition to Apple Silicon - these new features will only be available for Apple Silicon Macs." This is them continuing to sell Macs starting at $1800 USD that will immediately become obsolete as it relates to running the full software stack.
That's not to say that some of this stuff does seem to require Apple Silicon support - like live text, etc. But that doesn't mean consumers can't be angry about this.
yes, and they are still selling new Intel-based Macs ...Sarcasm?
If there's a finite amount of resources to develop 8 features, Apple could either release 4 of 8 of them for both M1 and x86, or release all those 8 for M1.
Apple is in the business to sell new hardware. Of course you're going to put your best features on your newest silicon architectures, only.
I suspect by the omission of features, its easier, or so Apple thinks to get consumers to abandon older models. In turn Apple can write a statement " It is not feasible to keep supporting older Intel models as the user base has shrunk to (insert random percentage)."PowerPC Macs had at least three years of support after the last one was discontinued, and five years of patches.
I wouldn't be surprised if Tim Cook's Apple kills off Intel support by 2023.
would not be surprised if macOS released 2 years from now completely drops Intel mac support completely.
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This is an outrage. No technical reason this can’t be on Intel.
The M1 does support 2 monitors.Give me an M Processor that supports 2 monitors.
Yes, it will. They did it before with Intel transition. The only reason this feels quicker than Intel is because of annual releases as opposed to 2-3 year release cycle we had back then.that’s not going to happen
Mac mini M1 supports 2 external monitorsGive me an M Processor that supports 2 monitors.
An interactive 3D globe doesn't require a neural network to display. Google Earth has had a 3D interactive map for almost fifteen years.
They NEVER have to explain anything - it's their choice. However, just because that is the case doesn't mean that people can't be rightfully angry about it.
This is an outrage. No technical reason this can’t be on Intel.
Forced depreciation in action.
No doubt they have the resources as one of the largest, wealthiest companies in the world. They're still selling Intel Macs today. Forced deprecation sucks for customers.Sarcasm?
If there's a finite amount of resources to develop 8 features, Apple could either release 4 of 8 of them for both M1 and x86, or release all those 8 for M1.
Apple is in the business to sell new hardware. Of course you're going to put your best features on your newest silicon architectures, only.