So many 'insiders' got it wrong it seems.
So many 'insiders' got it wrong it seems.
That makes sense. Apple doesn't ship products that aren't ready. Must have been mini-LED hardware development issues and/or supply constraints, and/or Tawain drought and COVID issues that may have effected chip development/supply as well.I think Apple pulled the plug the moment the miniLED was a no go… obviously they want to launch the M1X in the new MBP’s with miniLED
I believe they do not "do what they want" at all - or they would have done so.Just goes to show that rumors are just that and Apple's gonna do what they want.
I doubt it was the miniLED, even though it could be a factor as well. I think their SoC is simply delayed (or not ready at all - see the iMac with the M1 SoC - doesn't really make sense).I think Apple pulled the plug the moment the miniLED was a no go… obviously they want to launch the M1X in the new MBP’s with miniLED
I don't think it was ever going to happen today. I think a lot of wannabe insiders ran with cryptic information that sewed today with a lot of logical fallacy, and sites like MR got people all in a mode of eager anticipation for something that never was going to happen to begin with.I think Apple pulled the plug the moment the miniLED was a no go… obviously they want to launch the M1X in the new MBP’s with miniLED
That makes sense. Apple doesn't ship products that aren't ready. Must have been mini-LED hardware development issues and/or supply constraints, and/or Tawain drought and COVID issues that may have effected chip development/supply as well.
It's too bad- they could have sold MANY MBPs this summer.
Yup, I totally agree. They filled that section with developer-centric material when it became clear the MBPs were not going to be ready. Maybe working remotely along with the challenges of mini-LED and the global chip shortage (especially Taiwan's issues) was simply too much.For me the Keynote seemed to be filled with a lot of fluff after MacOS announcement, that 20-25 mins of fluff was probably saved for the MBP’s but was likely pulled right at the death, hence why Gurman only suggested that the MBP’s may be ready as early as this summer as I don’t think even apple knew until recently if they could announce them or not.
Considering the MBA has been pushed until early 2022, I fully expect the MBP to refresh end of 2021 with the MBA’s following early 2022… that’s if all goes to plan, we are in the midst of a global chip shortage at the end of the day.
Personally I was holding out for this event before I pulled the trigger I think now I am just going to go with the M1 MBP and maybe upgrade in a couple of years when the redesign has aged a bit and all the ‘redesign’ issues are sorted out.Yup, I totally agree. They filled that section with developer-centric material when it became clear the MBPs were not going to be ready. Maybe working remotely along with the challenges of mini-LED and the global chip shortage (especially Taiwan's issues) was simply too much.
Not a bad idea. I've got an i9 throttling, Butterfly keyboard 2018 model so the sooner the better for me. Plus need more powerful GPU. But a relative has an M1 MBP and loves it. Great battery life, very quiet. Can't go wrong with that.Personally I was holding out for this event before I pulled the trigger I think now I am just going to go with the M1 MBP and maybe upgrade in a couple of years when the redesign has aged a bit and all the ‘redesign’ issues are sorted out.
If they were waiting until July to announce, then they'll ship in August. I think it likely means a longer delay, since they clearly meant to launch them at WWDC then pulled the plug. They'll want to give themselves more time and ship September at earliest.The 2018 MBPs were released in mid July, maybe we only have to wait yet ANOTHER month?