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This page is a fantastic example of great development skills used in a way that is utterly infuriating to use. I don't want it to animate when I use my scroll wheel. I want the page to scroll. Off topic, but were this and the Air the only product announced? If so, I'm disappointed- I was hoping to pick up an updated Macbook Retina 13". Oh well.
I imagine they designed it for trackpads, not scroll wheel mice. It works pretty well on a trackpad.
Up to 3 4K displays at the same time? It seems Retina desktop monitors are on their way. I'm surprised they weren't announced at the same time.
Up to 3 4K displays at the same time? It seems Retina desktop monitors are on their way. I'm surprised they weren't announced at the same time.
This page is a fantastic example of great development skills used in a way that is utterly infuriating to use. I don't want it to animate when I use my scroll wheel. I want the page to scroll. Off topic, but were this and the Air the only product announced? If so, I'm disappointed- I was hoping to pick up an updated Macbook Retina 13". Oh well.
This is incredibly beautiful and I'm sure quite expensive, but I want one, even it makes no sense to have one. Good work Apple
This page is a fantastic example of great development skills used in a way that is utterly infuriating to use. I don't want it to animate when I use my scroll wheel. I want the page to scroll. Off topic, but were this and the Air the only product announced? If so, I'm disappointed- I was hoping to pick up an updated Macbook Retina 13". Oh well.
I imagine they designed it for trackpads, not scroll wheel mice. It works pretty well on a trackpad.
This is incredibly beautiful and I'm sure quite expensive, but I want one, even it makes no sense to have one. Good work Apple
The design seems pretty ugly to me, but it is functional. It's essentially a wind tunnel with all the circuit boards placed against it.
Just like the good old Cube. Only the guts are in a triangle.
After seeing the Pro, I fantasized how fun it would be to have a desktop machine with several symmetric displays.
My bet, the entry level Pro will be $1899-$1999.
More seriously, I think it's pretty cool, I like that the design has a point, thermal management, rather than just having a weird shape to look all "designy". It's hard for me to accept that this is a pro machine though, very over integrated for that kind of role.
And also, for a company that's not supposed to be focused on specs, there's a lot of specs on that page (when it works).