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发帖数: 3492 | 1 Tue, 12 Jun 2012 14:08:19 PDT
Yesterday, David Pogue of The New York Times vaguely stated in reference to
Apple's desktop Mac lines that an unnamed Apple executive had informed him
that "new models and new designs are under way, probably for release in 2013
." That information was taken to include both Mac Pro and iMac models, but
was not explicitly clear.
Soon after we posted the article, we received a report from a reader who had
emailed Apple CEO Tim Cook about his disappointment in the lack of a
significant Mac Pro update yesterday, with Cook responding to indicate that
users can expect significant upgrades next year.
Our pro customers are really important to us...don't worry as we're working
on something really great for later next year.
Forbes now follows up with additional corroboration of both Mac Pro and iMac
updates coming down the road, with the updates likely appearing next year.
The information was provided directly by an Apple spokesperson.
An Apple spokesman just told me that new models and new designs of the Mac
Pro, as well as the iMac desktop, are in the works and will likely be
released in 2013. That confirms what New York Times columnist David Pogue
said yesterday, citing an unnamed Apple executive, about Apple’s commitment
to its desktop computers.
There was considerable disappointment from Apple's professional workstation
users yesterday when Apple introduced only a very minor update to the Mac
Pro, with Apple even taking the unusual step of removing the "New"
designation on the Mac Pro in its online store today.
In light of the disappointing update with processors that are still several
years old, we have tweaked our Buyer's Guide recommendations to suggest that
users able to hold off until next year for a more significant update do so
instead of purchasing the just-updated but still outdated Mac Pro models.
Update: Apple PR has reached out and clarified that only the Mac Pro is
expected to be next updated in 2013. The company had no comment about the
iMac, which perhaps means that the iMac could see updates earlier than next
year. It has been 406 days since the iMac last received an update,
significantly longer than the traditional iMac update interval. | w********2
发帖数: 16371 | 2 这个pro的外观设计比较牛X，用了多少年了。。
搞到一个经典设计就是好，反复用，省成本。 | l*****e
发帖数: 714 | 3 对厂家来说，自然是好事。
不过对于部分人，像我，还是喜欢有些新面貌出来的。 | h****g
发帖数: 11365 | 4 这个应该从power mac时代就用，就是一直在换内部设计。
ps：内部设计比pc要简洁太多了， |
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