This is true. Gaming laptops are very popular now. HP Omen, Dell Alienware, Razer, Asus, Aero all offer gaming laptops. In fact, gaming laptops are often used by serious work users for processor demanding tasks like content creation. Apple missed this opportunity and probably thinks it cannot compete so will not dedicate resources. It's really a pity in my opinion.
I am curious if only negative opinions on MR are " just opinions, useless, irrelevant opinions"? What about the positive opinions (like yours)? Are they "useless, irrelevant opinions" too? What does it say about you bothering to post here then?
Then Apple should step up and prove it! Otherwise it's just 2 kids in a school yard saying "my dad can beat up your dad".
I never had a crash on Windows 10 (in 2+ years) on three computers that I use. Windows 7 before it was rock solid too. I am always puzzled when I read posts from MacOS users about OS crashes. That simply should not be happening in this day and age.
Not sure where you are getting your data from. Steam has around 80 - 90 million active users (out of a billion accounts total). Playstation Network (for PS3, PS4, PS Vita) is pulling around the same number of active users. You may not know people who game on PC but the market sure is out there. Mac games Counter Strike Global Offense and DOTA 2 have a combined 2 million people playing right now as of the time I am writing these words.
And yet 95% of desktops and laptops in this world (with zillions of models) get updated on a regular basis. For me, it's as simple as clicking "yes" on a suggestion to install the update before powering my Windows 10 desktop down every now and then. And that's for many years now (including Windows 7 before 10).
If Apple’s actually going to move to a 64-bit A-series processor, getting rid of 32-bit apps would be a requirement as those processors don‘t support 32 bit instructions anymore.
Ummm, I’d believe they’d rather use a console, even a switch before pen and paper. We’re talking about a generation that likely have little experience with handwriting
From this link:
www.macrumors.com
That WAS a fairly curious rumor. Like, why? Unless Valve/Steam is going to become a member of Apple Arcade.
People will switch between referring to Apple as the OS platform or as simply another hardware manufacturer, depending on which is more convenient at the time.
That WAS a fairly curious rumor. Like, why? Unless Valve/Steam is going to become a member of Apple Arcade.
Because this is in response to Valve's announcement I have to assume you are speaking to the Macintosh gaming market. The revenue that Apple generates from the Macintosh due to the gaming market is negligible. People game on a Mac because they are Mac users, not the other way around. That will never change until you can buy a non-Apple Mac or assemble a Macintosh from parts, which if you were around during the Macintosh clone days, you would know the clones almost killed Apple. One of the first things Steve Jobs did was kill the clones. The gaming market on mobile is where a large portion of the industry is heading and Apple not only created that market, but still drives it. The mobile gaming market was $68.5 billion, or 45% of the entire gaming market, more than the console market.
You must have missed their quarterly earnings the other day? Their Services segment hit an all-time record revenue of $13.3 billion, which is almost 23% of their revenue. This includes Tunes, the App Store, the Mac App Store, Apple Music, Apple Pay, AppleCare, Apple TV+, Apple News+, Apple Arcade, etc. More than Macintosh, iPad combined.
I’m talking about the “zillions” of systems that Microsoft software update bricked...