I hope Apple creates a macbook upgrade program. $70~90 a month for a brand new laptop every year. I would get it right away
I hope Apple creates a macbook upgrade program. $70~90 a month for a brand new laptop every year. I would get it right away
Not sure if you're joking or not, but it's something I'd be torn about if it comes up. I'd love that extra screen real estate, and the potential of what else you could fit inside the body (is 2 inches enough for an additional SSD?). But I do edit a lot on a train, so I wonder if that would become impossible.
Maybe "Hello Again" IS a Mac rethink.
I can't imagine Desktop Macs are selling in crazy numbers.
So .....
- Kill the iMac and Mac Pro
- Rename Mac Mini just "mac". Make the CPU *very* configurable. Include integrated graphics.
- Have USB C external graphic boxes. From basic to fancy.
- Sell a 4k & 5K external Monitor
The desktop Mac line then is a Mac box you buy, which you can configure with external boxes, and optionally you can buy a retina Apple monitor to go with it.
I hope Apple creates a macbook upgrade program. $70~90 a month for a brand new laptop every year. I would get it right away
Why would you need a new mac every single year...
dead serious. 17" rMBP under 4 pounds and 24 hour battery life.Not sure if you're joking or not, but it's something I'd be torn about if it comes up. I'd love that extra screen real estate, and the potential of what else you could fit inside the body (is 2 inches enough for an additional SSD?). But I do edit a lot on a train, so I wonder if that would become impossible.
especially with a 500+ day refresh window. Although, one would hope they would quickly update the line to Kaby Lake as the appropriate chips become available. Maybe at the March event in 2017 or WWDC?
I hope Apple creates a macbook upgrade program. $70~90 a month for a brand new laptop every year. I would get it right away
I hope Apple creates a macbook upgrade program. $70~90 a month for a brand new laptop every year. I would get it right away
I haven't used the latest XPS machines directly, but have read that they're pretty decent machines except for two things. One, reviews say the trackpad still can't compete to trackpads of Macs released a decade ago. And two, macOS is still better then Windows. As for the overall design/aesthetics of the machine, I'd still take the original unibody models over anything Dell has released. It's not to say that the Dell's aren't good, it's just that the Macs are that much better.
Maybe "Hello Again" IS a Mac rethink.
I can't imagine Desktop Macs are selling in crazy numbers.
So .....
- Kill the iMac and Mac Pro
- Rename Mac Mini just "mac". Make the CPU *very* configurable. Include integrated graphics.
- Have USB C external graphic boxes. From basic to fancy.
- Sell a 4k & 5K external Monitor
The desktop Mac line then is a Mac box you buy, which you can configure with external boxes, and optionally you can buy a retina Apple monitor to go with it.
Why not just get applecare off of ebay for cheaper than it is in apple stores? Then just hope in the 3 years or even the first few years things go wrong with it many times. I know I am always talking about it but the MacBook Pro I have will be getting replaced when the new MacBook Pro's are released (because I have had many repairs on it including the track pad and ssd).Heh, good luck with that!
I haven't used the latest XPS machines directly, but have read that they're pretty decent machines except for two things. One, reviews say the trackpad still can't compete to trackpads of Macs released a decade ago. And two, macOS is still better then Windows. As for the overall design/aesthetics of the machine, I'd still take the original unibody models over anything Dell has released. It's not to say that the Dell's aren't good, it's just that the Macs are that much better.
I don't know about Fusion, but Parallels works that way (piggy-backs off the Bootcamp installation of Windows.) It works exactly as you would expect. I really can't say enough good things about Parallels.I apologize in advance for going off topic, but it seems like many people here use virtual machines.
I'm coming back to Mac after a bit and I've been checking out the apps I'll need. I'm a have virtual machine user and use VMware Workstation on my Windows and Linux hosts. I'd like to stay in the VMware world with Fusion since I think that will be the easiest way to move my machines around and while reading I came across an article saying that VMware Fusion can work with Windows installed through Boot Camp. They make it sound like I can install Windows 10 on the Mac using Boot Camp and then access that through Fusion. This would allow me to either use Boot Camp or Fusion to access that installation going forward. Has anyone used this feature and can comment on how well it works? I would love this feature if it is working as I understand it.
Quick question.
I have a virtual gift card to Apple. I've added it to my Wallet on my iPhone. Am I able to use this gift card when making a purchase through the Apple Store app? I didn't see an option anywhere? Maybe it pops up when I pay with Apple Pay?
I = intergrated since the memory is shared
D=dedicated since the card has its own memory
Of course it'll be out the day of release, isn't that what the word release means. I am really hoping it'll be out next Thursday when it's ANNOUNCED.Guys, I am in real need of a laptop right now(basically without one), but wish to wait till the new MPBs arrive. Do you guys believe it would be out the day of release? Should I go and get the current or the older MPB and return on the launch. I really need a machine right now.
Of course it'll be out the day of release, isn't that what the word release means. I am really hoping it'll be out next Thursday when it's ANNOUNCED.
I know exactly what they meant.Think he meant exactly what you said; that it releases next Thursday instead of weeks later. I'm also hoping for the same![]()
Guys, I am in real need of a laptop right now(basically without one), but wish to wait till the new MPBs arrive. Do you guys believe it would be out the day of release? Should I go and get the current or the older MPB and return on the launch. I really need a machine right now.