>> Every considerable advancement we’ve seen in computing in the past year (and change) has passed Apple’s flagship laptops by. Oh no, not an entire year. Some

>> Every considerable advancement we’ve seen in computing in the past year (and change) has passed Apple’s flagship laptops by. Oh no, not an entire year. Someone who starts flailing their arms around due to no hardware updates after 390 days... what an impatient scrub. Personally I'm hoping there is no hardware announcement for this fall's release of the next operating system either. If we're all lucky, Apple is busy working on a major overhaul of the hardware, with immense R&D to bring many new upgrades all at once. The typical upgrade brings one or two little new features at a time. We're due for one of the major overhauls that entices everyone with a 2013/2014 or older machine to upgrade. My early 2013 rMBP has 16 GB of memory, and the CPU is more than powerful enough for my use. I have no reason to need to upgrade. I am however, waiting to see specs and new features that make me want to upgrade. Force touch and butterfly keyboard are nice... but not worth dropping a 3-year old machine. I suspect I will buy the next major overhaul that introduces plenty of modern stuff. Unless they're dumb enough to release the rMBP with only 1 USB-C port, in which case they won't see an upgrade from me until this machine dies.