Expected arrival times for Apple products
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#2Where do you get your data from?
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#3Only 106 days until a new Thunderbolt Display! I really hope that it turns into an "Apple TV" announcement.
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#4Where do you get your data from?
It's all online, but there's an awesome app called Mactracker (http://www.mactracker.ca) that I got a lot of information from. MacRumors also has a buyers guide (http://buyersguide.macrumors.com), but I think mine is better :)
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#5http://buyersguide.macrumors.com is helpful, too.
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#6http://buyersguide.macrumors.com is helpful, too.
Yep, I've used that for a little while, but I wasn't a fan of the design, and I didn't think they visualized the information as well as they could have, so I made a new one :)
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#7The Mac Pro bar isn't quite correct. The last update was only due to Intel not producing the old processors any more. Apple didn't even flag it as "new" on their store.
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#8It would be helpful to turn the bar red if something becomes overdue.
Perhaps take it one step further and start filling the bar again with the overdue number of days but with red.
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#9The Mac Pro bar isn't quite correct. The last update was only due to Intel not producing the old processors any more. Apple didn't even flag it as "new" on their store.
You might be right, let me look into that. There's a bit of gray area as to what technically constitutes a "release".
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#10The Mac Pro bar isn't quite correct. The last update was only due to Intel not producing the old processors any more. Apple didn't even flag it as "new" on their store.
Actually they did, briefly. But was probably a mistake.