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MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013) They haven't replaced my laptop with anything new. They just released a newer model. Similar to every yearly company a

• rayiner 10y ago
  Wacom releases innovative products all the time, but I don't think that makes Apple's regularly-scheduled update "embarrassing." Microsoft just blew Wacom out of the water in a niche product market. Great. What does that have to do with new MBPs?
  • lloyd-christmas 10y ago
    > Wacom releases innovative products all the time Does Wacom have an entire suite of comparable products, or do they cater specifically to a niche market? Was their announcement yesterday? Life has context. > What does that have to do with new MBPs? I'll go ahead and quote the original comment you originally responded to: "This event was by far the most disappointing Mac event in the history". Apple had an event where they announced not much more than that we are now in late 2016. Nobody is saying MBP itself is bad, the event is comparatively lacking.
  • criley2 10y ago
    >Wacom releases innovative products all the time, Hahahahahahahahaha Wacom hasn't released an innovative product in 10 years, and much like Texas Instruments and their $130 monopoly on school calculators, everyone is still paying the same $2500 to Wacom that they did decades ago for Cintiq. The lack of competition for Wacom is criminal and has allowed them to coast on last-decades product line for a very long time. Hell, the most innovative thing Wacom has done in 10 years is rebrand Graphire into Bamboo. Ooooooh! I imagine the day the Apple Pencil was announced was a very grim day in what ever is left of the Wacom R&D department.