Comments on: WWDC 2012 update: iMacs may not come till 2013 http://nvonews.com/2012/06/14/wwdc-2012-update-imacs-may-not-come-till-2013/ Striving For An Informed World Sun, 19 May 2013 09:37:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Luke http://nvonews.com/2012/06/14/wwdc-2012-update-imacs-may-not-come-till-2013/#comment-537352 Luke Sun, 17 Jun 2012 16:55:19 +0000 http://nvonews.com/?p=37709#comment-537352 Apple can never leave behind the Mac Desktops. This will be updated if not this year then next. Users like to have the freedom. I use both a Mac Pro and a MacBook Pro. I use the Mac Pro mainly for work because it is quick, Large display for more detail and I use the MacBook to take to customers to show off my work. Now if apple stopped working with their desktops, I and thousands of other people would soon move away from apple altogether. Its great to have the same interface on both machines I use. Apple can never leave behind the Mac Desktops. This will be updated if not this year then next.

Users like to have the freedom. I use both a Mac Pro and a MacBook Pro. I use the Mac Pro mainly for work because it is quick, Large display for more detail and I use the MacBook to take to customers to show off my work. Now if apple stopped working with their desktops, I and thousands of other people would soon move away from apple altogether.

Its great to have the same interface on both machines I use.

]]> By: Jake http://nvonews.com/2012/06/14/wwdc-2012-update-imacs-may-not-come-till-2013/#comment-537035 Jake Sat, 16 Jun 2012 06:23:55 +0000 http://nvonews.com/?p=37709#comment-537035 Historically perhaps, but the Mac Pro users nowadays make up only the tiniest fraction of Apple users. Apple is moving away from the desktop because it's not that profitable -- the money is in the mobile equipments (laptops, iPhones, and iPads). The iMac/Mac Pro will probably fuse into their last desktop computer, with only a few differences in screen size and performance, after which it will be fased out completely. Historically perhaps, but the Mac Pro users nowadays make up only the tiniest fraction of Apple users. Apple is moving away from the desktop because it’s not that profitable — the money is in the mobile equipments (laptops, iPhones, and iPads). The iMac/Mac Pro will probably fuse into their last desktop computer, with only a few differences in screen size and performance, after which it will be fased out completely.

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