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You'll also get quick type suggestions, much like iOS' predictive text keyboard and, should you require the function keys, you just have to hold down the Fn key to get 'em back
Users will also be able to customize their Touch Bar with specific shortcut keys that relate to specific features. For instance, if you wanted to have a screenshot button right in the keyboard
Wow that pricing. That's sad. The base 13" MBP was reasonably affordable before. Now it's $1799? The new $1399 model is significantly neutered over the old MBP too (only 2 ports).
Remember the old offerings? They offered reasonable lower priced options previously
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the top end Dell XPS 13 is only like 50$ more then this and its got an I7, 16 gigs of ram and a touch screen. and is all around a very nice device. tough competition
That only includes a 1080 screen, you need to +$300 for the 3200x1800 screen.
They spend 20 minutes on Apple TV, but still no 4K support?
doesn't seem like that based on this link unless im missing something
http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/productdetails/xps-13-9360-laptop/dncwt5133h
doesn't seem like that based on this link unless im missing something
http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/productdetails/xps-13-9360-laptop/dncwt5133h
This gimmick was tried on Thinkpad X1. It flopped. But those are discerning business users. They wanted the function buttons back. But here I suppose gimmicks are good for this market.
Hmmmm.... It is only CAD$55 (US$41) to upgrade my 2009 MacBook Pro to 8 GB RAM now. It seems PC3-8500 SODIMM prices have dropped a lot in the past several month.
Looking on Kjiji it looks like I'd maybe get CAD$400 (US$300) for this 7.5 year-old machine - 2.26 GHz 13" non-Retina with original battery, 4 GB RAM, and 250 GB SSD - so I'm tempted to keep it regardless if I get a new machine or not, esp. since I can (unofficially) install Sierra on it. I'd be hard pressed to find any Mac this pristine and functional (despite its age) for $400. And, I like its keyboard. It'd also just be cool to have a machine that could run Mac OSes all the way from 10.5 Leopard to 10.12 Sierra.
Anyways, only 7.5 hours to go.
So... I was thoroughly unimpressed by that keynote.I was in the Apple Store today and was playing around with the MacBook again. I think I might consider just getting the MacBook and forcing myself to get used to the keyboard.
It's hard to pass on the form factor. However Kaby Lake is a must and we will see what gets released in the afternoon.
Interestingly, the sales people there did not even know if they'd have new models to display or not.
I grow more & more disappointed with Apple every year since Steve passed away. Love their OS still. But they keep doing dumb stuff...like from what I'm reading, the ATV search doesn't include Netflix or Amazon. Seriously??
Wow, Skylake on all machines. No Kabylake MB refresh. No true MBA replacement.
Disappointing release, I'll probably wait for next year.