Phil, I’m an iOS engineer at PlanGrid. Learned to code for Apple platforms on a Mac mini – because it was affordable. iMac Pro doesn’t even come close to affordable, even as a well-paid developer. Hope there are more flexible and affordable desktops in the pipeline.
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Its called iMac
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Longtime developer discount maybe?
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I like to shoot for the starshttps://twitter.com/eytanschulman/status/941342325812465667 …
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Macworld 1999. In adjusted US dollars: That's $2367 Base - $4,440 Loaded. Jobs learned the lesson from his NextComputer days: Hardware must be both good and price COMPETITIVE.
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Congrats on the launch, Phil! Another love letter - or perhaps high on the wish list to Santa, you choose the metaphor - would be a 32GB RAM option for the MacBook Pro. Would be a tremendous boost. Cheers
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Hi Phil. Developers need workstations that are upgradeable, extensible, and accessible. Every dev I know uses multiple screens. This is a nice machine but it doesn’t tick all the boxes for devs.
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You people at Apple lost every connection to reality…
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Display to small. This isn’t 2011. Even the older Cinema/TB Displays were 27”. Also, what’s the point of 5k on such a small screen? As a developer, I also need dual screen setup
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and what stops you to put a second screen?
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