Simple question: Do you think they will announce a new Mac Pro on Monday. I would sure like them to, but I'm doubtful they will. I would love to see what the masses on macrumors believe.
Announce, probably. Ship? No.Simple question: Do you think they will announce a new Mac Pro on Monday. I would sure like them to, but I'm doubtful they will. I would love to see what the masses on macrumors believe.
I could definitely live with that. I would almost prefer that because then I could actually BUDGET for it.Announce, probably. Ship? No.
Why would they be showing off Logic at WWDC? This isn't Macworld 2.0. It is a developer conference, mostly iOS focused.As I've said before, I reckon it'll launch at WWDC, most likely alongside a new pro app. Logic X and the Mac Pro are both LONG overdue, so what better way for Apple to renew professional customer interest than to release both at the same time?
One theory I have in the back of my head (it's only a vague one that I don't think has much weight behind it at all, but still) is that the recently pictured 'Wave' banner with an 'X' actually represents Logic X rather than a new naming scheme for OS X, which I think will come after v10.9. The wave image could represent sound waves and the new font used for the 'X' could symbolise a redesign of the UI. Using a physical wave for the sound wave could stand for it being a new, natural way for musicians to record with.
Just a thought.
It's not the WWIOSC.Why would they be showing off Logic at WWDC? This isn't Macworld 2.0. It is a developer conference, mostly iOS focused.
No but there are a great deal more iOS developers than those solely developing OS X.It's not the WWIOSC.
Your reply was basically why would they show off software at a developers conference.No but there are a great deal more iOS developers than those solely developing OS X.
Agreed. I'll keep an open mind. I'll be glad to wrap this saga up one way or the other. I get a machine with enough power and extensibility...or I have the information I need to comfortably migrate to a Windows workstation.If the Thunderbolt fanatics get their way, it won't be a new "Mac Pro".
The Mac Pro as we know it will be discontinued, and we'll get a new Mac Prosumer replacement instead.
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I voted "No," but I hope that I'm wrong.Simple question: Do you think they will announce a new Mac Pro on Monday. I would sure like them to, but I'm doubtful they will. I would love to see what the masses on macrumors believe.
More why would they highlight Logic X at WWDC as I took OS X Dude's comment to mean.Your reply was basically why would they show off software at a developers conference.
My friend with friends at Apple tells me it's likely. Perhaps it's wishful thinking, though. I doubt they'll ship before the fall. Sandy Bridge is too old - the backlash from announcing a Sandy bridge processor upgrade now would be very severe.
Thunderbolt is great and you can pretty much do anything with it except graphics cards I suppose.If the Thunderbolt fanatics get their way, it won't be a new "Mac Pro".
The Mac Pro as we know it will be discontinued, and we'll get a new Mac Prosumer replacement instead.
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