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Expected arrival times for Apple products
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#22Clean and simple, I like it. I think an about page for new visitors would be good though.
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#23Are you sure the Macbook Pro release is correct? The Retina was an update.
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#24Only 106 days until a new Thunderbolt Display! I really hope that it turns into an "Apple TV" announcement.
I just want the current Thunderbolt display with the current iMac's screen, which has less glare. I'm hoping that they're only waiting on that until supplies aren't constrained by iMac production.
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#25This is a great idea, and is especially pertinent to Mac fans who care about the hardware they are using. Since Apple does not discount old hardware (even with 2-3 year old video cards, they charge the same amount as a brand new updated mac the very next week[1]), people buying a Macbook pro at the wrong end of the timeline can get totally shafted on equipment, especially from a price-per-performance view. That feels…
They just discounted the rMBP (and updated the processors mildly). I don't understand what they could possibly update it with further, given that Haswell will not be released for many more months.
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#26Waiting for the iPad Mini w/ Retina display (wait, where's the iPad mini?).
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#27The text is cut off on http://arrival.io/macbook-pro . http://imgur.com/sBWlJ09
Hmm, what OS, browser, and version are you on?
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#28This is a great idea, and is especially pertinent to Mac fans who care about the hardware they are using. Since Apple does not discount old hardware (even with 2-3 year old video cards, they charge the same amount as a brand new updated mac the very next week[1]), people buying a Macbook pro at the wrong end of the timeline can get totally shafted on equipment, especially from a price-per-performance view. That feels…
They just discounted the rMBP (and updated the processors mildly). I don't understand what they could possibly update it with further, given that Haswell will not be released for many more months.
Exactly. The sample size here is way too small to make good predictions for most products. Even if you thought you could rely on the yearly cadence for i* devices, bam, Apple releases a fairly substantial iPad upgrade 6 months after the first Retina model.
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#29just bought retina macbook pro 15 inch yesterday (ME665LL/A) which says "Early 2013". Isn't that an update?
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#30The Retina Macbook Pro should be it's own category as it's update cycle is quite different to the Macbook Pro at the moment.