In some way I have to agree with the thread starter... I think that Apple is slowly (and still reversibly) becoming an iOS company.
The MacPro fiasco, and it is a fiasco... Steve would either not have released the so called update to the line, or would have said something like "It is new because I say so", either way... get some or become HP, Acer, Asus or something like that...
Putting Mountain Lion out there, without any real improvements (except iOS stuff, that some people will find really useful, and majority will not) would have not happened with Steve in charge.
If you wanted to amaze the iOS crowd you should have at least waited for iOS 6 and Facebook integration, than you could at least say "Boom, there it is!"...
No MacPro update, no iMacs, no MacMini... just a glorious, shiny laptop, that still needs to prove it's worthiness...
I hope I'm wrong, but things seem a bit fishy to me...
The MacPro fiasco, and it is a fiasco... Steve would either not have released the so called update to the line, or would have said something like "It is new because I say so", either way... get some or become HP, Acer, Asus or something like that...
Putting Mountain Lion out there, without any real improvements (except iOS stuff, that some people will find really useful, and majority will not) would have not happened with Steve in charge.
If you wanted to amaze the iOS crowd you should have at least waited for iOS 6 and Facebook integration, than you could at least say "Boom, there it is!"...
No MacPro update, no iMacs, no MacMini... just a glorious, shiny laptop, that still needs to prove it's worthiness...
I hope I'm wrong, but things seem a bit fishy to me...