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Apple Shares Keynote-Styled Video for New Mac Announcements
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Apple Shares Keynote-Styled Video for New Mac Announcements
Following the announcement of the M2 Pro and M2 Max chips, updated 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros, and a new Mac mini, Apple today shared a mini keynote-styled video on YouTube detailing the latest Macs and the new chips.
The video, 18 minutes long, features Apple's senior vice president of hardware engineering John Ternus and other Apple executives in Apple Park offering a presentation on the latest Macs. The video is similar to the digital online events Apple has held in the past but coincides with announcements of new Macs via press releases on the company's website.
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Still waiting on the larger iMac.
Watched the Apple video. Very informative and helpful to analyze the new Mac products from Apple.
Same! I keep thinking each announcement will finally bring a decent iMac but it never happens.Still waiting on the larger iMac.
I’m starting to think I just need to give up on the iMac concept and go for the new Mac mini with a monitor.
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Not impressed the M1 Max is still over kill
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This is how to do a product announcement... 20 minute video at 6am... perfect.
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I'm thinking if Apple doesn't want to build a larger iMac, they could just redesign the Apple Studio Display and the Mac Mini so you could clip the Mini to the back of the Display. And then maybe do something to make the ports more accessible from the front of the Display.I’m starting to think I just need to give up on the iMac concept and go for the new Mac mini with a monitor.
Same! I keep thinking each announcement will finally bring a decent iMac but it never happens.
I’m starting to think I just need to give up on the iMac concept and go for the new Mac mini with a monitor.
I really doubt they'll bring back the larger iMac if I'm honest, the Mac Studio is the "new" way to experience a 27" Apple desktop.Still waiting on the larger iMac.
I have a 27" iMac now and it's running fine, but I can't see myself replacing it with another all-in-one again. I can't re-use the display in it, so I'm better investing in one or two great displays, then updating the machine further down the line. Will be slightly cheaper in the long run. (This is just my opinion, not saying it's what everyone else wants or should want.)
I really like John's presentation style, easily the best in the post-Steve era.
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Double-sided tape and make sure the IO is facing out to the edge of the display. ?I'm thinking if Apple doesn't want to build a larger iMac, they could just redesign the Apple Studio Display and the Mac Mini so you could clip the Mini to the back of the Display. And then maybe do something to make the ports more accessible from the front of the Display.
You can get L-shaped power cables too that would limit its protrusion.
The Studio actually already has Apple Silicon inside. There's plenty of room.I'm thinking if Apple doesn't want to build a larger iMac, they could just redesign the Apple Studio Display and the Mac Mini so you could clip the Mini to the back of the Display. And then maybe do something to make the ports more accessible from the front of the Display.
Not seeing Tim Cook at all was surprising. I know this isn't a full-on keynote but still the presentation was very similar.
This was well done, I enjoyed the work from John and the "other" Tim!
This was well done, I enjoyed the work from John and the "other" Tim!
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The hyperbole from Apple keeps getting better and better. Now we have “next generation” chips that allow “next level workflows.”
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Yet another product announcement by Apple where they mention or show No Man's Sky yet it still isn't available for Mac. Very weird.
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I was hoping for something a bit more ... elegant.Double-sided tape and make sure the IO is facing out to the edge of the display. ?
You can get L-shaped power cables too that would limit its protrusion.
I wish Apple had at least sent out official invites for the press releases. Why do we have to rely on Twitter or other online sources to find out?This is how to do a product announcement... 20 minute video at 6am... perfect.
I think I am going to switch from 27” iMac to a Mini and a display. I don’t mind that because I can also use the display with my laptop.Same! I keep thinking each announcement will finally bring a decent iMac but it never happens.
I’m starting to think I just need to give up on the iMac concept and go for the new Mac mini with a monitor.
I do like the all in one desktop concept. It keeps the desk clean and uncluttered. But it is also nice to be able to update the display and computer separately.
One of the best in the Post-Steve era. I agree!!!I really like John's presentation style, easily the best in the post-Steve era.
I want John to introduce Apple's AR/VR headset in Spring, 2023.
Still waiting on the larger iMac.
Discussed often in here...Same! I keep thinking each announcement will finally bring a decent iMac but it never happens.
I’m starting to think I just need to give up on the iMac concept and go for the new Mac mini with a monitor.
But personally im on the side of the fence that doesnt believe one is coming. not a 'domestic consumer' facing one anyway.
I mean, it's nearly 2 years since the M1 iMac was released.... surely if they had intended to offer the same machine in a different size it would have been done long before now.
To me, the 24 is a great all in one machine size. 27 is overkill and a missing 3 inches is enough to put people off? As a long time buyer of the 27" models believe me you adjust very quickly to the perfectly adequately size of 24".
It's clear to me that the 'large screen' requirements have long been satisfied with the studio display and a mac mini. If you want bigger displays then you are back to separates and thats not a bad thing really.
In my opinion, you'll next see an M2 24" iMac - possibly even if you are lucky an M2Pro upgradeable version BUT still the 24" screen.
IF we get a 'larger' iMac in the future, it's almost bound to be packaged as a 'pro' machine with a price tag to match.
Yea I still have a late 2014 27inch iMac and it runs great but cannot be updated, and as a result, starting to miss out on new features.I really doubt they'll bring back the larger iMac if I'm honest, the Mac Studio is the "new" way to experience a 27" Apple desktop.
I have a 27" iMac now and it's running fine, but I can't see myself replacing it with another all-in-one again. I can't re-use the display in it, so I'm better investing in one or two great displays, then updating the machine further down the line. Will be slightly cheaper in the long run. (This is just my opinion, not saying it's what everyone else wants or should want.)
As you say it definitely comes down to personal preferences. I have always been a huge fan of the clean, minimalist design on the all in one iMac but the 24inch version is just too small.
But think might just go with new Mac mini… any suggestions on a big monitor that would pair well with it? Not sure I want to pay the $s for an Apple display.
UPDATE: Tim Cook says these new devices have “game-changing performance” that “push the boundaries of what’s possible.”The hyperbole from Apple keeps getting better and better. Now we have “next generation” chips that allow “next level workflows.”
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24inch is too small. It is a display size of the last decade.Discussed often in here...
But personally im on the side of the fence that doesnt believe one is coming. not a 'domestic consumer' facing one anyway.
I mean, it's nearly 2 years since the M1 iMac was released.... surely if they had intended to offer the same machine in a different size it would have been done long before now.
To me, the 24 is a great all in one machine size. 27 is overkill and a missing 3 inches is enough to put people off? As a long time buyer of the 27" models believe me you adjust very quickly to the perfectly adequately size of 24".
It's clear to me that the 'large screen' requirements have long been satisfied with the studio display and a mac mini. If you want bigger displays then you are back to separates and thats not a bad thing really.
In my opinion, you'll next see an M2 24" iMac - possibly even if you are lucky an M2Pro upgradeable version BUT still the 24" screen.
IF we get a 'larger' iMac in the future, it's almost bound to be packaged as a 'pro' machine with a price tag to match.
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