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This guy deserves a medal, he’s on another level, big up.
Egpu
!!!!! Happy
I’ve started researching Linux machines 😉
Linux is great, but OS is not much different than MacOS.
Yessss please the 12 inch MacBook back!!!
Please return Nvidia drivers to us!
I would only agree to this if they updated the iMac… it’s older then the trash can Mac Pro was!
I think the only hardware Apple is truly concentrating on is still the iPad and iPhone.
Any idea when the pro res card and Vega II will be available for purchase from the Apple store?
great report
i am using the mac pro for my vmware linux servers and coding and port typing and, its like !!!!!!!!!!!!!! AWSOME !!!!!! Mac is BACK
I am not happy to have HDD in iMac. I am not happy how much Apple charges for SSD and RAM upgrade. I still need much more from iPadOS. I am not happy with iMac(Pro) design. Everything else is quite right and the overall design of products is just great.
Great video. I picked up an i7 Mac Mini last year and haven’t looked back. Despite it’s graphical shortcomings, I am still able to do basic videos on Final Cut X without a terrible experience, but I am eyeing up an eGPU for it.
I do wish there was desktop pro keyboard with the Touch Bar features built in. Otherwise, what’s the point if you’re stuck using these pro shortcut features on a laptop.
the keyboard was not that bad, my god
How about an expandable, user upgradable Mac mini Pro, or Mac Pro Mini.
Still looking forward to seeing a proper ergonomically useful mouse from Apple.
Yes, it looks great and the “trackpad” top is great for both vertical and horisontal scrolling which I miss on a normal mouse. But it’s to flat and too small, and the click! Oh my makes my head bleed.
Worth to have in mind: Steve Job’s and Jony Ive’s biggest design mission was and is to simplify.
Simplifying is great, however, that gave us Imacs with no user upgradeability. Something that should be very easy to include (SSD and RAM upgrades at the least) without having the design to suffer.
I’m pretty confident that upcoming Imacs will have better user upgradeability, maybe not 2020 Imacs but if the complete design is overlooked as an updated design strategy along the Mac Pro, it very well might be.
I definitely love the changes Apple is making. It’s definitely the right move because they have made it clear that if it ain’t broke, you don’t need to fix it, i.e. don’t need to reinvent the wheel.