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Tim Cook Says Apple is 'Very Committed' to the Mac and to 'Stay Tuned'
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Because he’s not a Millennial. That’s how adults were taught to type.
I'd love to tell my wife that I'm committed to her, and then ignore her for over a year. lol
Furious MR members be like
LOL, Chanty Binx... that woman is going to end up forever alone with 30 cats.
"very committed"
iMac 332 days
Macbook Pro 479 days
Macbook Air 550 days
Mac Mini 694 days
Mac Pro 995 days
Yeah, they are very committed. To late Tim. I switched.
iMac 332 days
Macbook Pro 479 days
Macbook Air 550 days
Mac Mini 694 days
Mac Pro 995 days
Yeah, they are very committed. To late Tim. I switched.
Dear Impatient Mac People:
No new Mac products will be announced until Sierra is ready to ship. Duh.
They won't announce and release new Mac products and then ship them with the already-outdated El Capitan. Double-duh!
No new Mac products will be announced until Sierra is ready to ship. Duh.
They won't announce and release new Mac products and then ship them with the already-outdated El Capitan. Double-duh!
Because that is what you are supposed to do. See!!
Don't worry folks. The Mac will be stuck on Skylake for a couple years or more.
...in other news, Intel has already released Kaby Lake
...in other news, Intel has already released Kaby Lake
Of course they care. If they didn't I'd be very surprised. I work in marketing and every agency I go to, including Google, all use Macs. Even if they don't bring huge profits or have the sales volume of iPhone, they are an integral part of dominating the industry.
Apple started as a computer company (I think anyway!) and need to remain close to that core. Mac buyers are probably more loyal, affluent and likely to buy accessories and other Apple products.
Apple started as a computer company (I think anyway!) and need to remain close to that core. Mac buyers are probably more loyal, affluent and likely to buy accessories and other Apple products.
So no software updates in* ...
iMac 332 days
Macbook Pro 479 days
Macbook Air 550 days
Mac Mini 694 days
Mac Pro 995 days
Stop being a shill
* - thanks Roykor
I am tuned in. Question is, should I drop out?
To be fair iMac is still in a healthy upgrade cycle interval, but in general those numbers are bad. Especially Mac Pro.
I don't understand why did they bring the manufacturing back to the us. I imagine they don't make a lot of those 3 year old mac pros.
"I love the Mac"...
hmm you don't have to be a psychologist to understand this sounds like a weak excuse.
hmm you don't have to be a psychologist to understand this sounds like a weak excuse.
So are we thinking Apple moved all of its best engineers to the car project and left the actual products generating revenue/utility to people's daily lives to everyone else?
Just like most of the men on MacRumors.
My late 2008 MBP is getting long in the tooth also...AND it won't run macOS Sierra...I need a new MBP, Apple...take my money!!!
But the core MAC user base used to be power PRODUCTIVE professional. They have mostly all moved on, because Apple has been giving them the middle finger for the better part of a decade now. Apple is into mass appeal, good enough, lowest common denominator, biggest possible margins mode now.
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That clog is no Steve Jobs type visionary giving a clear direction to delegate down to everyone.