"Despite some initial doubts about its ability to be a laptop replacement, after eight months of pretty constant use, I’ve found the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, with its Smart Keyboard, an effective replacement"
horrible articles
"Despite some initial doubts about its ability to be a laptop replacement, after eight months of pretty constant use, I’ve found the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, with its Smart Keyboard, an effective replacement"
This is what I've been saying for a while now. Apple's competitors have leap frogged apple. The fact that Apple has sat on the older chips only exacerbates the situation
“MacBooks are some of the best designed products [but] they are no longer…the most interesting products,” IDC analyst Linn Huang told me in an email.
But that’s hardly the only reason. Apple has made a deliberate decision to shift most of its focus to its iOS-based products,
Let's take a more positive spin for this post:
When the new Pros are eventually released, given the rumoured graphics improvement that put even the base 13" with IGPU at being nearly on par with the dedicated option in the current 15", and then new 15" iGPU being better still, what games are people looking forward to being able to play on the move?
For me it's Cities:Skylines
25 posts per page, 192 pages to go if we want to hit 1000 by the September announcement. Announcement tentatively expected on September 6, which is 37 days away...
We'd need 130 posts per day to make it, which is one post every 11 minutes...
Guys, we're not gonna make it!
I sold my gaming PC back in February, because rumors suggested I would be able to play GTA V and BO3 on my brand new MacBook Pro in March..
Anyone playing GTA V on the low end 2015 15"? Is the Intel Iris Pro powerful enough?
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That is not an optionOr, you know, Apple could just delay the MacBook Pro to November..
That is not an option![]()
Yeah, I went for a Dell XPS 9550 myself recently, got fed up waiting for Apple, and now I'm probably looking to migrate over to Android within the next year.After going from a MacBook w/ Intel Iris graphics to a dell xps w/ a GeForce 960M...I will never trust an intel video card solution for gaming again....windows or mac.
If they release the new MacOS in October, then new macs will probably be in October (which I'm expecting personally). However, if they decide to do a bit more polish on MacOS, November is a possibility.
How do you instal a windows 10 on a mac using parallels? Do you need a physical disc?
LOL unfortunately apple doesn't care what you think...But I think it all depends on when they release MacOS Sierra.
If they release the new macOS in October, then new macs will probably be in October (which I'm expecting personally). However, if they decide to do a bit more polish on MacOS, November is a possibility.
Yeah if the MBP is not released in September, then I don't think it's coming until spring 2017. We're not going to see 4 events this year.
He talked about kaby lake being a possibility. That entire article is worthless.When, when, when??
Interesting article anyway: http://thenextweb.com/apple/2016/07/31/2016-macbook-pro-rumors/#gref
The iPad Air is dead. We'll probably see another iPad mini. I think any other Mac update besides the Macbook Pro will be a silent, or almost silent update. iMac just needs new ports and updated chips, Mac Pro needs the same. I don't think their design will change all that much.I think we may be overlooking something here, and that is the fact that Apple has never held 4 events in one year.
So far there have been 2 scenarios of event-holding if you wish: 1.) Year starts at WWDC, next is September event and after that the October event.
2.) Year starts at the March event, next is WWDC, and after that September and the year ends there for Apple.
Now, with that being said there are quite a few products that need to be refreshed (MBPs, Mac Pro, Mac Mini, iMacs, MBA and all iPads apart from Pro models and the Watch). iPhone is set.
So if Apple were to hold both September and October events and present all or most refreshes of the mentioned products, it would not only be a logistical nightmare (with renting spaces, moving people and **** for the 4th time this year, teaching Tim, Phill and Craig some new awkward speeches...) but a marketing one too IMO. Why is that? Imagine Apple having to advertise all of the products above at the same time, hype them up equally (to be fair there are dedicated customers for every product but the hype factor is what grows the cash stack) and be sure they work properly. I don't think there are enough engineers at Apple to get all that done that fast.
I don't know how this brainstorm sounds to you, but in my head it makes pretty good sense xD
Now, what I think WILL happen in September:
iPhone
MacBook Pro
Watch 2
Maybe iPad Air 3 or nextgen iPad Mini (this is more because they'd want to show off iOS 10 on an iPad together with an iPhone. Btw, does it make sense if I say that the iPad Air may be discontinued in favour of the smaller iPad Pro?)
So what with the other products?
Mac Pro will get a silent upgrade bumping the specs and possibly swapping some ports in favour of USB-C+TB3; I think that design is still radical enough to get away with, thermal core is mind blowing, it's very customisable and ultimately works.
Mac Mini will get a silent upgrade bumping the specs and swapping ports, just like the Mac Pro sometime this/early next year
MacBook Air will get aired in favour of the MacBook
iMacs will get a spec bump and possibly an upgrade in Spring.
Call me a wishful thinker
That article is terrible.When, when, when??
Interesting article anyway: http://thenextweb.com/apple/2016/07/31/2016-macbook-pro-rumors/#gref
When, when, when??
Interesting article anyway: http://thenextweb.com/apple/2016/07/31/2016-macbook-pro-rumors/#gref
And corroborated by Mark Gurman.Completely rubbishes the idea of an OLED strip. That was reported by Ming Chi Kuo iirc, strange thing to predict if it isn't true..