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Welcome to Apple post-Steve Jobs return. Apple smartly hasn't Osborne'd their products since then and the mood swings of some Apple fans is unlikely to change t
by IBM 10y ago
Welcome to Apple post-Steve Jobs return. Apple smartly hasn't Osborne'd their products since then and the mood swings of some Apple fans is unlikely to change that.
>They've said and done nothing to support this market since the Mac Pro came out, therefore, it's reasonable to conclude they don't care about it.
Yes except for the fact that they continue to sell them. Apple hasn't also stated how long they'll continue to make and sell new iPhones for either.
- ivraatiems 10y ago> Yes except for the fact that they continue to sell them. Apple hasn't also stated how long they'll continue to make and sell new iPhones for either. Not a fair comparison - iPhones are updated every year. "We don't mind selling you this" is not the same as "we are actively invested in this." They are clearly NOT supporting the market with the Mac Pro they have now; whether it is being actively sold or not isn't the point. It's like Google's many many halfway-dead apps: people use them, they're online, but no new development is happening.
- IBM 10y agoWait for supply chain rumors (if they even happen given its low volume and US-based manufacturing) to find out if there's going to be a new Mac Pro. You're not going to get any official information about Apple's roadmap from them. Anyone actually in the market for a Mac Pro is probably aware that the Skylake based Xeons won't be out until some time around WWDC.