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Well, back under my rock of contentment with existing Pro Macbooks I guess… All out of the box! BUT *That* will be obsolete this time next year I guess. Only just recenlty bought that…Īnd, then, I was eyeing a 2012 15″ MB Pro to replace a Windoze studio machine because it had, you know, *ports* and things in it that work with *current* (read that again, current 😉 not “legacy” ) gear, like USB 2.0, 3.0 and Firewire (yes, I just recently bought new Firewire gear too – audio professionals use that kind of thing still).Īnd, I can plug it in to my local Ethernet network too. I guess the late 2011 15″ will be next middle of next year. Or, maybe I should throw out my early 2011 17″ Macbook Pro that’s doing great work running a music studio rig (and has compatible ports with existing studio gear).

Should I throw out my 2006 Macbook? (Should other members of my family who use one too?) I mean, they’re still working, but boy they must be *really* obsolete now then… Huh. But then, I am not an IT PRO that many contend to be. And if you look very closely, like myself, do we rarely alter their configurations. My previous links are just a smidgeon of the number PROs like myself that make a living working with Apple products. In particular, by guys that dis virtually every new Apple product that comes about and then you find out that they haven’t bought a new Mac in years, some in decades and the best yet, NEVER. Overall, I have to laugh at some of the negs floating around. That and forsaking a stop at Starbucks for a month or two will more than offset any difference. Christmas is coming and everyone that is on my gifts’ lists knows that an Apple Gift Card is all that I ever ask for. I have as yet to get the newest Macbook Pro, simply because I haven’t seen it personally.

The first and third generations I use as external screens for testing and developing iOS apps, as well for illustrating.

Some of which are still functioning, like the 2004 Mac Pro under and three iPads on my desk right now. Since I bought my first Mac the day there were launched in ’84, I have purchased more than a 100 since.

My previous comment was to be directed to Shadowself.