alberth
Joined 15 years ago
Joined 15 years ago
Up until today, Apple's positioning was:
* Consumer = Air (light workloads, no pro use cases like video where you need best display)
* Professional = Pro (heavy workloads, need best display for color correctness)
After today, it's what exactly? Is it:
* Consumer = Air
* Business = Pro ???
* Professional = Pro with PROLED XDR
Apple has always positioned the Pro as having the best display in a laptop. Now that’s no longer true.
Are we really moving to 3 tier of laptop displays: Air, Pro, and Pro with ProLED XDR?
That seems unnecessarily confusing for consumers.
“Pro” used to mean you were getting Apple’s best hardware, designed for "professionals".
Now “Pro” doesn't mean that anymore.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/111945
EDIT:
Yes, 13" ≈ 14"
The form factor of this new 14" PROLED and the old 2019 13" is nearly the same (due to smaller bezels)
PROLED: 0.59" x 12.24" x 8.5"
2019: 0.59" x 11.97" x 8.36"any other tools that are also key to your stack that you wouldn't mind sharing, so others can learn from and try out?
Makes me now wonder what's in store for tomorrow's pro launch.
I thought they are “lab grown”.
(Synthetic implies non-real, when at a molecular level the lab grown are 100% real)
2025: $0.50 revenue per $1.00 of compute
2026: $1.82 revenue per $1.00 of computeAnthropic growth rate is truly unprecedented at it's scale.
They are 10x revenue YoY.
2024: ~$0.4B
2025: ~$4.0B
2026: ~$100.0B
Note: I'm not justifying it, just explaining how the markets are rationalizing it.
YouTube did ~$60B in revenue last year.