the event took over an hour but we're going to do the highlights in about 5
minutes they recap the iOS 7 and iPhone 5c and 5s launches biggest iPhone launch
ever with 9 million sold as of last month and 200 million devices running
iOS 7 in the first 5 days um but if by
run they mean what my iPhone 4 does with iOS 7 then Mr cook and I can agree to
disagree about that particular number first up for new stuff is OS 10
Mavericks no more cat names we're switching to locations in California
Mavericks improves power efficiency promising longer browsing time and movie
Playback and adds memory compression for inactive RAM having 6 gigs of data in 4
gigs of RAM sounds awesome and is much better than swapping that data from the
SSD Maverick also dynamically resizes the system RAM allocated as a GPU frame
buffer so if the GPU needs more RAM it can grab it on demand now why would you
want more RAM for your integrated Graphics well it supports opencl now
which means you can use the GPU to yield better performance with supported work
loads the new software features include better multi-display support maps and
iBooks apps notifications that can be dealt with without losing focus on the
current application document and file tagging the iCloud keychain for password
management and a lot more it's a singl step upgrade and it's free for pretty
much anyone who bought an Apple computer in the last half dozen years damn the
retina MacBook Pro about time right is here with Haswell fourth generation
Intel Core Series processors in 13in and 15in varieties the 13in is under 32 lb
and 71 in thick it features Thunderbolt
2 a PCI Express based SSD Intel Iris Graphics up to 9 hours of battery life
and AC Wireless it's also $200 cheaper
than the old model for a base config with a 2.4 GHz I5 dual core 4 gigs of
RAM and a 128 gig SSD the 15-in model is
quad core core i7 only and gets AC Wireless PCIe SSD teac Thunderbolt 2 up
to 8 hours of battery life and is just generally beefier in every possible way
but on top of a discret NVIDIA GeForce GT 750m option it has Intel Iris Pro
onboard graphics with Crystal well which is a 128 Meg cache that acts as an
overflow for the CPU's level three cache and can assist with either CPU or GPU
intensive tasks it also gets a $200 price reduction for the base model which
has 8 gigs of RAM and a 256 gig SSD we've got almost every detail except a
release date other than this year some time for the upcoming Mac Pro it runs
xeons in Quad 6 8 or 12 core configs and
can have up to 30 Megs of level three cache it has 40 PCIe gen 3 lanes and
uses DDR3 1866 ECC memory and be can be
configured with up to 64 gigs of that in a quad Channel config it runs dual AMD
firepro gpus and a variety of configurations up to some pretty overpowered looking stuff and uses a PCI
Express based SSD that can handle up to 1 Gigabyte per second right speeds
Thunderbolts 2 hasn't seen much adoption but that doesn't stop the new Mac Pro
from having six ports allowing three 4K displays and overall as many as 36
devices including external PCIe enclosures storage devices and whatever
else you can imagine to be connected power consumption at idle is improved
but I guess that's bound to happen when you skip entire generations of processor
technology in between your product refreshes and idle noise tends to scale
pretty tily with idle power but I need you to show me load numbers and then
I'll care mark my words guys this machine will not be quiet! underload AC
Wireless is standard and a very hum drum looking config looks like it'll run you
around $3,000 iif Suite updates include iOS 7
makeovers and iCloud integration for iPhoto iMovie and garage band you can
have more tracks in GarageBand their Pages numbers and Keynotes applications
now support live editing and some other needo features not going to spend much
time on that though it's not that these updates aren't very important they are
it's just that this is called Techquickie and creating a concert poster of
yourself isn't Tech in the same way that dual fire Pro cards in a PC the size of
a novelty trash bin that sits on your desk is with that said I work is now
completely free which is awesome free OS
and free productivity Suite if I'm Microsoft and I'm not making money on
Hardware to fund the development of my software I am scared right now iPad
larger version Apple can't seem to decide what to call this thing from
generation to generation gets a new look and a new name the ID has been updated
to be more like the iPad mini and it's called the iPad a air now it's 43%
thinner than the previous model on the bezel and 20% thinner in thickness it's
1 lb compared to 1.4 lb and it has the new A7 chip same as the iPhone 5S a
refresher for those who don't remember that means a 64-bit processor up to
eight times better CPU performance than the iPad 1 72 times better GPU
performance than the iPad 1 and the M7 motion co-processor mimo Wireless has
been added which is a huge deal for heavy Wireless users and it's not like
iPads have Ethernet port so yeah you
kind of rely on wireless I guess they added some other incremental upgrades
too dual mic stand out to me as a really nice feature for better voice
communication for example it's available in silver SL white and space gray/black
and is expensive as balls considering that it's a 16 gig tablet but let's face
it apparently 80% of you are using iOS compared to Android for your tablet
experience so it must be worth it right it's available starting November 1st the
iPad Mini has been given the retina treatment as expected with a 7.9 in
2048x 1536 display it gets a 10-hour battery life the same A7 with M7 motion
co-processor combo as its Big Brother Get It M7 knows where you are and so
does Big Brother so anyway I'm sorry it
has an A7 processor and mimo Wireless which means it is dramatically faster in
every possible way than the iPad Mini 1 it also comes in silverwhite and space
gray SL black and is more expensive than the original iPad Mini which looks like
it'll be a continuing model there are new colorful covers to protect your
screen and new colorful cases if you want to protect your whole iPad and
here's pricing of the whole family of iPad products I hope you've enjoyed this
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