Looks like the 13-inch MBP is gone, or am I missing something?

The question is, did it stay a niche market for lack of pro options and terrible pricing, or the other way around?

The trouble is, the price is fine for a workstation, but it doesn't have all the pro components that should be available for it.

Hopefully Apple will do a little more than just throwing in the latest Ivy Bridge chip in there if it wants to give it a last (and fair) shot.

It pains me to say this, but it's actually kinda cute and adorable. Damn you, evil monarchy!

Running, yoga, team sports, etc - everything that you can do outdoors is awesome, say goodbye to smelly gyms and they're neon lighting.

It's definitely more a sort of trade fair event than a conference, and TCD is certainly not the only one out there; it's only useful to give yourself/your company exposure, especially for start-ups looking to get bought out (since that's all it's really about nowadays anyway).

And get laid more along the way, amirite?

Still too expensive for what is (essentially) a dumb terminal. Cut the price to $300 or something.

Sounds bad if they feel the need to jump-start the hype machine so early on.

That doesn't leave many things to buy, at least not on my list..

They're out of Krispy Kreme apparently.

Definitely not the Pro tower I was expecting, but seriously - where are they?

You think a few years of an on-going fad matters in the greater scheme of things?

Time will tell whether this guy is a big deal who has a vision, or if he's a one-hit wonder who was just in the right place at the right time with the right people.

What if I'm the neighbour having annoyingly loud sex?

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