I have a cellular 1TB M1 and the new 13” will be a instant buy in 1TB config, My Granddaughter can have the 12.9 M1
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Sad, but I agree. I’m already thinking about that since I want more than 64GB in my next iPad.
I’m about to give up on waiting for a mini. Are there any good alternative options that are similarly sized? I’ve not paid any attention to options outside the apple ecosystem… but I think it’s the time has come to do so.
no, they dropped the lower memory option. The 256GB iPhone 15 Pro Max was the same price as the 356GB iPhone 14 Pro Max.
The 128GB option went away
Mac Studio is only halfway through its lifecycle, if we compare to the M1 to M2 lifetime, so I'd guess you won't hear more until WWDC in June.
I am also afraid it won't. It is a huge sell up for the Pro line.
I've made a similar posting before, so sorry about repeating myself, but as more information is leaked about prices, and specs I've got to share my increasing angst once again. 
As much as I love my iPad Pro M1 12.9", the projected prices with my usual memory and storage upgrades and cost of Magic Keyboard truly give me pause. You're talking to a guy that owned the first Mac, did the memory upgrade, and owned the Mac XL with memory upgrade for a heck of a lot of money. 😂🤣
Yes, yes, I know, I should ask myself do I really need the next iPad Pro. But I may just have to carry on with my M1 iPad Pro unless the next iPad Pro is truly fantastical, and there is a real iOS breakthrough that make it totally irresistible.
Anyone out there who owns an M1 iPad Pro that is already "all in" for the next iPad Pro?
As much as I love my iPad Pro M1 12.9", the projected prices with my usual memory and storage upgrades and cost of Magic Keyboard truly give me pause. You're talking to a guy that owned the first Mac, did the memory upgrade, and owned the Mac XL with memory upgrade for a heck of a lot of money. 😂🤣
Yes, yes, I know, I should ask myself do I really need the next iPad Pro. But I may just have to carry on with my M1 iPad Pro unless the next iPad Pro is truly fantastical, and there is a real iOS breakthrough that make it totally irresistible.
Anyone out there who owns an M1 iPad Pro that is already "all in" for the next iPad Pro?
Well I have both 11" and 12.9 M1's and was going to upgrade (probably the 11") but like you say, unless some real upgrades I may just stick. The 11" makes sense to me as I won't need to buy another keyboard, whereas if the large one is 13".....I've made a similar posting before, so sorry about repeating myself, but as more information is leaked about prices, and specs I've got to share my increasing angst once again.
As much as I love my iPad Pro M1 12.9", the projected prices with my usual memory and storage upgrades and cost of Magic Keyboard truly give me pause. You're talking to a guy that owned the first Mac, did the memory upgrade, and owned the Mac XL with memory upgrade for a heck of a lot of money. 😂🤣
Yes, yes, I know, I should ask myself do I really need the next iPad Pro. But I may just have to carry on with my M1 iPad Pro unless the next iPad Pro is truly fantastical, and there is a real iOS breakthrough that make it totally irresistible.
Anyone out there who owns an M1 iPad Pro that is already "all in" for the next iPad Pro?
That's just not a very good way to price a computer.
Most of the cost of buying a Mac is going to support the corporate infrastructure, the life-cycle support, and continual developments.
Parts costs are not, and never have been, a way to measure a business.
That is why all those popular break-down articles on how such-and-such device should be cheaper... are just wrong.
And BTW, almost nobody is going to buy an internal 8TB SSD with their Mac Studio. The people who do know that they need it (because the internal speed is much faster than even TB.) So whining about 8TB costs is just silly.
Sadly, I think you are right, but I really want to see M3 Ultra stuff as I am still using the M1 Ultra Studio.
Also, I would like to respond to the quote in your sig:
"There's no bigot like a religious bigot and there's no religion more fanatical than that espoused by Macintosh zealots." ~Martin Veitch, IT Week [31-01-2003]
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