Stop the press's, apple admits it got it wrong :o
 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-39494785

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

I likes the Mac pro. :(

OK, they balled up on targeted market; In terms of practicality its more of a home/middle business computer than a high-end business one.

Plus they could have made it water-cooled; Then it'd make a lovely vase :lol:

was gonna try and find a pic of one with a flower sticking out of one but google let me down :( :lol1:

At least its secondary use is assured, it'll look great as a stylish sanitary bin in the bathroom.

I'm hoping to buy one when the iMac Pro is released.

jebus, even apple says its flawed and he still wants one :lol::lol::lol:

Will the guts of the machine fit into a regular chassis so cooling can be sorted out?

If your gonna go to that extent may as well build your own machine so its twice as fast but cost half the amount.

What i noticed yestday in the apple store was the number well dressed wrinklys ,each with their brand new ipads , out for the day presumably being instructed how to put their emails into the thing or something similarly spurious - hoping get down with the kids i suppose

keep them nice an warm ? :(

Is hackintosh viable in a commercial environment?

If your security policy includes the use of unlicensed software then yes, it's fine but always lagging on sometimes important updates.

I'm not making movies for Pixar, we have a load at work and they're a fine machine for my use case.

And that's a bad thing?

if an expensive option,,,, :lol1::lol1::lol1:

good for your shares Jack ,

It may be the last computer I buy.

I don't own any shares, should have bought at 95. I need to up my share trading game.