Crippling depression.So what happens when we hit 2000 pages? Pizza party?
So what happens when we hit 2000 pages? Pizza party?
Crippling depression.
Crippling depression.
So what happens when we hit 2000 pages? Pizza party?
Dead to you maybe. The Mac is a niche product line at best. Apple doesn't need it anymore. It's prosperity and future depends on iOS devices.
The rumors seem to support a price increase across the board.
Macbook - $1299
Macbook Air 13"- $1499
Macbook Pro 13"- $1699
Macbook Pro 15" $2299
They need a machine at $999. The Air must be that machine, since the 12" MacBook starts at $1299.
18 months actually.Question is it usually possible to get newly released Macs on the 0% 12 month finance deal that Apple offers?
So where does iOS development come from?
I wonder if the new report that the "MBP is still coming this month" could be a controlled Apple leak to calm us all down? On the other hand, they probably wouldn't use "a reliable Chinese supplier", but rather "a friendly American journalist" to leak this.
This thread is crazy. Also, rumors still leaves a doubt... Where's the valium, people ?
I was actually thinking the same thing. It's all been very strategic...I wonder if the new report that the "MBP is still coming this month" could be a controlled Apple leak to calm us all down? On the other hand, they probably wouldn't use "a reliable Chinese supplier", but rather "a friendly American journalist" to leak this.
FTFYBold Prediction:
- Apple internally pushes back rMBP release to March/April 2017
- Mac sales continue to decline due to a lack of updates
- Next earnings meeting comes up, Mac profits down, iPhone still up, delayed update still "1-2 months away"
- Apple soon announces that due to declining Mac sales, they will no longer be making macs
- iPhones, iPads, Watches, and Watchbands are the future.
I was actually thinking the same thing. It's all been very strategic...
You might not have your invites when you wake, but we'll definitely have another 250 posts!I feel pretty good after the rumor today. Source has a decent track record. I'm going to go to sleep, and when I wake up, we'll have our invites. Night all.
The rumors seem to support a price increase across the board.
Macbook - $1299
Macbook Air 13"- $1499
Macbook Pro 13"- $1699
Macbook Pro 15" $2299
Haha, I think you and I had a similar exchange sometime back. We seem to be the only ones who think Apple will drive up the average sale price of MacBooks. Heck, by eliminating the cMBP and 11" MBA, they'll be doing that even if other prices don't change. I didn't give the idea that the MBA may be non-Retina much thought. In that case, your second guess sounds legit. Otherwise, the price cut on the MB to squeeze in a MBA makes sense. I'll be happy if I can get a 15" 16GB 512GB for $2500.I don't know why so many people questioned this... This is exactly true.
They be able to shave a little off though.
Macbook - $1199
Macbook Air 13"- $1399 (might also be called 13/14" rMB)
Macbook Pro 13"- $1599
Macbook Pro 15" $1999
This is one potential line up. The other possibility is that Apple decides they DO want a $999 machine.
Then the lineup would look more like this:
MacBook Air 13" $999 (non retina)
MacBook - $1299
Macbook Pro 13"- $1499
Macbook Pro 15" $1999
Do they? If they decide they want to continue to have a $999 machine then they will go with earlier lineup. However, I think it's possible that Apple no longer wants a low price laptop, as $999 is not longer a premium price point among pc laptops. $999 is becoming more so the norm these days. So Apple can easily be above the norm.
Also Apple may want to drive iPad Pro sales by not having a mac laptop at $999.
18 months actually.
I'm guessing it's a PC person that suggested this, Apple only lights up the Apple symbol. It's highly unlikely they'd ever add other lighting effects to a computer. It looks tacky like a light up child's toy.Rumors like LED strips add very little value to the thing.
Haha, I think you and I had a similar exchange sometime back. We seem to be the only ones who think Apple will drive up the average sale price of MacBooks. Heck, by eliminating the cMBP and 11" MBA, they'll be doing that even if other prices don't change. I didn't give the idea that the MBA may be non-Retina much thought. In that case, your second guess sounds legit. Otherwise, the price cut on the MB to squeeze in a MBA makes sense. I'll be happy if I can get a 15" 16GB 512GB for $2500.
Dead to you maybe. The Mac is a niche product line at best. Apple doesn't need it anymore. It's prosperity and future depends on iOS devices.