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Waiting for Haswell MBP Mega Thread

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dahlblom said:
No iphone or ipods? Otherwise I believe there are some workarounds on how to watch it on a pc..
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Unfortunately no. I had the first Iphone but have been using android ever since. This will be my first Mac so I will be switching back to Iphone as well.
 
So if I'm stuck at work on a PC, is there any way I can watch the live stream?
or am I going to be stuck following a blog of pictures?
 
The "leaked" 2.3 i7-4850HQ/16/512/Iris Pro 5200 + Nvidia GT750M with 2GB vRAM would be perfect for me if it's at £1800
 
phlasser said:
So if I'm stuck at work on a PC, is there any way I can watch the live stream?
or am I going to be stuck following a blog of pictures?
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Scott7975 said:
Unfortunately no. I had the first Iphone but have been using android ever since. This will be my first Mac so I will be switching back to Iphone as well.
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You could try looking for a Ustream or something like that. There even are people streaming it with comments too sometimes.

EDIT: You could try watching it over here http://www.ustream.tv/ltktv. There is a possibility that these guys will interrupt during the keynote with comments like they did before though. But it's at least better than staring at some picture blogs. :p
 
iMacBooked said:
You could try looking for a Ustream or something like that. There even are people streaming it with comments too sometimes.

EDIT: You could try watching it over here http://www.ustream.tv/ltktv. There is a possibility that these guys will interrupt during the keynote with comments like they did before though. But it's at least better than staring at some picture blogs. :p
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Thanks I will start googling
 
john123 said:
None of this is true, actually. First off, you have the tail wagging the dog. The release schedule is driven by Intel releases much more so than anything on Apple's side. Second, if you really consider that joke of an "update" in February—a 0.1Ghz increase, and that's it—to be part of a "clock"-like schedule, well, I want some of what you're smoking.
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If Apple would now follow Intels schedule instead of their own they could have released those earlier, but they didn't ;)

And YES, in Apples thinking February is counted as an update.

Actually, you have been around long enough to know better.
 
McFreggle said:
It's working day here. Although it's not a very productive one... :-/
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Hey! If you're a developer, you could always set it up like this:

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:D:cool::apple:
 
The tutorial I posted above works for me. I had to use the second program and link. The first one did not work for me.
 
Quu said:
No one here considers the October or February updates to the rMBP to be true updates. All they did in October was move some of the high end specs down to the lower end models and reduce the price. All they did in February was bump the CPU's slightly.

This means they've not really received an update a proper update since June 2012.
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Doesn't matter if you count it as an update. Apple did.

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I did. The rMBP is not within its usual cycle of rMBPs. MBPs and rMBPs are two different items.
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But will merge over time. Honestly, those are the same category.
 
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