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OSX has been moving progressively further from desktop beasts and towards tablet/phone fusion. The hardware for the mac pro does have a striking design, but I

by beloch 13y ago

OSX has been moving progressively further from desktop beasts and towards tablet/phone fusion. The hardware for the mac pro does have a striking design, but I suspect it will wind up being the same red-haired step-child Mac Pro's have been for years unless Apple does a huge about-face on the development of OSX. This certainly wouldn't be the first time Apple produced a cool-looking desktop machine that turned out to be a sales-dud (see G4 cube).

arrrg 13y ago
Eh, not really. That's just a popular delusion. Mavericks just further cements that Apple has no plans whatsoever of unifying OS X and iOS on a UI level. To me it even looks like OS X and iOS are moving further apart.
- anko 13y ago
  +1 I think sometimes people confuse interoperability with some sort of codebase merge. It makes sense for each release of osx and ios to be more interoperable, and even take lessons learned from one back to the other. It doesn't make sense to merge them, because they are different platforms with different needs.