You know little about me. I try to focus on positive aspects rather then on negative but OK here's my (polite) negative list of opinions:It is about liking something that is not in your hands yet what makes you a fan.
You are not seeing the flaws in your club while you are getting exited about the young, unproven, player that has just been signed for millions. Thats what fans do.
Realists might be more like. This sounds promising. But there is also this, that and those things that first need to be worked out both within the clubs current structure and in the development of that new player. Lets see were this actually goes.
I can't reiterate enough how willingly apple sold ****** products in the past few years. The 12 inch MacBook being the pinical of the overprices horrible (and the macbook lineup in general being disliked by my personal preference while the iMac still is rocking fusion drive even in it's 2500€ models).
Wait and see. If the first gen turns out bad or badly/glitchy supported by software apple (hopefully) will just sell something better years later at the same premium price while you sit there with your 4000€ machine you got all hyped about and now see it clearly distinguished as the introduction model (think the first iPad, think the first Apple Watch).
Unless you got tens of thousands of euro sitting in your bank account to be spend carelessly, it's okay to be careful with those sums of money. These big companies are not on your side, they are on the side of their stock holders. (just think about how google dropped "don't be evil" from their company code and switched it to "do the right thing" - the right thing for who?)
Macbook Air - never understood this machine, completely meaningless
Macbook 12 - equally meaningless machine.
MBP13, cannot do work on a 13 inch screen using CPU and GPU that are barely is adequate
MBP16- passable size and components but screen is too small with many widows open.
iMac 21,5 inch : too small for a desktop.
iMac 27 inch : to noisy if you do something heavy or use i9 chip
iMac Pro : Too expensive but a nice machine (Put the iMac into iMac Pro case and we have a winner)
Mac Pro: It is too expensive for a complete Apple setup including a XDR screen. I can afford it* but its too large for my home office and I rather use the money for something else.
XDR screen. Does not really like the looks of it so I pass.
*Because I keep my machines for 7-10 years, price is not particularly important.
Is that sufficiently negative for you? If I go bitter or ridicule Apple (common here) or make general negative statements that definitely applies to the PC camp as well (also common here), I will only aggravate others. What is the point of that? This list will only give negative response from readers with other needs and rightly so, so why at all vent them?
Guess why I am happy for a 24 inch passively cooled AS iMac for $2000 (2Tb SSD) provided that the key softwares I use work? Should I focus on all these negative of should I focus on the positive sides?
