@kdfrawg If you like what you have, there is no point in changing anything.
// @phoneboy @gtwilson
We just moved our facilities management functions back in-house, and it's showing results. I just got one of the two office coffee machines fixed in less than an hour.
@kdfrawg If you have a big display and alternate keyboard, there's no reason to use the strip as far as I can tell. Unless you want to look away from the screen, or type emojis. Meh.
// @phoneboy @gtwilson
@gtwilson It feels gimmicky to me. Certainly not something that would tempt me back to the Appleverse.
// @phoneboy @kdfrawg
@gtwilson The non-collapsible steering columns would have impaled you through the heart before you went through the windshield, so it's all good.
// @phoneboy @streakmachine @peemee @kdfrawg
@kdfrawg It might. I always thought Apple was missing the boat with the Air by not making it LTE-capable. That would truly differentiate it from the other MacBooks, and give a reason to call it an Air.
// @phoneboy
@kdfrawg There is an updated MacBook Pro, which replaces the function keys with a touch-based strip. No new iMacs or Mac Pros. Oh, and there's something new with Apple TV, which I do not own (nor will I).
// @phoneboy
@kdfrawg Good call. I'm just looking at the Verge's live stream for the snark. :-)
This is the least interesting Apple event since the introduction of the iPod Hi-Fi.