It only took reading to the end of a sentence to make thoseonly applicable to your attempt at sarcasm. I'll highlight it for you…
Ah, I guess you had a hard time understanding my point. But then again, maybe you work forand have an inside track that none of the rest of us have...and maybe you KNOW for a FACT that this is coming. Keep fishing, you're bound to catch that elusive 2014 Haswell mini sooner or later.....and I'm sure it will blow the top off of a nMP, and (by that assumption) every other computer
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Which means you are not only misleading people on stock I/O options for the mini, but also on the processor that it offers.
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Your lack of comprehension is borderline ludicrous and completely misguided. I can take criticism when it's warranted and correct. You are the one who obviously has to have the last word. Not sure what you mean about editing posts....that part of my comment was there from the beginning. So I reckon it's someone else who has a reading comprehension disorder. Tell you what, just drop it because you're obviously so wrong on the point. The Mac mini can't touch the nMP in any stock configuration. And anything you do to a mini to help it's cause can be done on the pro, so that's a wash too. You've already been corrected about your inability to understand nand density, but you choose to ignore that and continue to attack me. This will, no questions asked, be my last post on the subject. So you, sir, go ahead and throw one last stone to make yourself feel good. To the op...the mini is a great machine, enjoy it.Absolutely not, how could you (or anyone else) possibly misinterpret anything I said to reach that rediculous conclusion? Simply look at the performance of Haswell based Macs to their previous models, look at the CPU-only performance of the quad Mac Pro, then reach your own conclusions about which system offers the most power for the least outlay.
At NO POINT have I or anyone else flat out claimed to know when Apple will update the currently 2 year old Mac Mini to share the Haswell CPUs of the Macbook Pros of 2013. There's only speculation that based on every other iteration of the Mac Mini, they will at some stage.
I can edit my posts too. It's your failure to read for comprehension that's misleading your interpretation of what I was clearly stating in the first instance. I know your type. born right, can't withstanding criticism, can't even maintain any consistency to the point they're trying to make, just need to be right all the time no matter how much they have to twist what others say to convince themselves they are.
Your lack of comprehension is borderline ludicrous and completely misguided. I can take criticism when it's warranted and correct. You are the one who obviously has to have the last word. Not sure what you mean about editing posts....that part of my comment was there from the beginning. So I reckon it's someone else who has a reading comprehension disorder. Tell you what, just drop it because you're obviously so wrong on the point. The Mac mini can't touch the nMP in any stock configuration. And anything you do to a mini to help it's cause can be done on the pro, so that's a wash too. You've already been corrected about your inability to understand nand density, but you choose to ignore that and continue to attack me. This will, no questions asked, be my last post on the subject. So you, sir, go ahead and throw one last stone to make yourself feel good. To the op...the mini is a great machine, enjoy it.