Today I want to talk about Apple’s secret weapon. Something the company has invested heavily in over the last decade, and something that will keep Apple’s products ahead of their competition for many years to come. But what is this weapon exactly? Well, it’s custom silicon. Which are Apple-designed chipsets that the company makes exclusively for their own products. And in this video we’re going to explore how this has been such a big advantage for Apple and where it could lead them in the future.
In today’s video we’ll unbox and examine the cheapest Mac Pro ‘trash can’ I could find on eBay.This generation Mac Pro remains very very expensive due to the lack of updates- remember its still the current model. Even though you can get ones that are 5 years old they’re still ‘the newest’ so they retain very high pricetags. Let’s see if its worth it
Apple recently held one of their most densely packed Worldwide Developer Conferences ever, where they announced some pretty incredible technology. Like Sidecar in macOS Catalina, dark mode in iOS 13, Project Catalyst, SwiftUI, and even a new Mac Pro. But despite all these exciting announcements, the product that received the most publicity was a display stand. And that’s because Apple decided to create a $5,000 display while selling its stand separately for an extra one thousand dollars. And you can actually hear the audience’s reaction to this news. Now I’m not making this video to defend Apple or justify the stand’s price, we’re simply going to explore reasons why Apple is selling their display’s stand separately, and why it might be so expensive.
The iMac G4 is known for its exceptional styling, but I think it’s worth taking a different kind of look at it. There are some really noteworthy features in this computer
I acquired a fairly complete Macintosh Plus including its original box ! In this video we’ll unbox it and then talk about how we can replicate the experience in emulation on any PC or Mac.
