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Waiting for Skylake MBP thread
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Yup, id put that under productivity. I'm in the same boat as you were originally- I use Logic. Though when I started years back it was still being developed for Windows, the industry was mainly using Macs. Now that Logic is OSX exclusive, well...
Final Cut- That is a sad story indeed. Luckily the (mainly self contained) developers is Logic have been able to keep the pro features going and not follow the FCX path.
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And did OSX factor into that, or did you Bootcamp it and buy for the performance specs alone?
Well, my desktop is a mess. I have 303 files and folders (82GB) on it and have no performance issues. This is early 2008 MBP with old SSD and 6GB of RAM so not a power house either.@Simplicated and @Ovedius thanks for your answers guys!
Nothing big I see, but well the icons is a good one! Probably one of the most annoying things of windows since ever!
I read somewhere that you should not have files on desktop in Mac because it could slow down speed is it true?
I wonder why Apple changed that great marketing strategy?
...it sounds like a great bulletproof tactic.
You're right, just a few years ago anyone who knew just at tiny bit about computer hardware would know that an igpu was a joke
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Os x did factor in, but not very much. Because at the time I would have had no issue getting a pc laptop and hackintoshing it
The funny thing is that the same guy who helped developed Final Cut Pro 7, is the same guy who developed Final Cut Pro X. FCPX would've been great if they added the same yet better features like it was offered of its predecessor. However, this didn't happen and Apple was targeting novice editors which is funny since they already have iMovie.
FCPX has been given a new nickname called "iMovie Pro".
I've got a feeling that Timmy will do the but wait there's one more thing and it'll be watch bands that are rainbow colored. And a rainbow colored MBP they'll call it a rMBP.
From what I've heard, it is true. If you don't have an SSD, you'll see it lag on a traditional hard drive. I wouldn't recommend putting my stuff on a desktop even though I know it's convenient. Just put the stuff you're aren't going to use on an external drive. The main drive or system drive is meant for apps and small items only.
However, I would like to hear from other takers on this subject.[/user]
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You can put files in every size on your system drive. It doesn't matter!
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Around 1:22pm est Monday, Tim says "I'd like to invite Phil Schiller to the stage to tell you about some exciting changes to our Macbook lineup"
I believe people said 90 minutes. But I can't find any sources that indicate so
...well, perhaps Apple is more of a 'jewellery store' these days......
has anyone pointed out that the skull canyon NUC is out with iris 580 pro? shipping in may??!?!?!
http://www.anandtech.com/show/10152/intels-skull-canyon-nuc-is-official
how did i miss this? and suddenly my hope for a "one more thing" is revitalized
http://www.anandtech.com/show/10152/intels-skull-canyon-nuc-is-official
how did i miss this? and suddenly my hope for a "one more thing" is revitalized
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