


We also know nearly garenteed smaller no optical drive, faster possibly cheaper, could be featured with new OS X release date 2013 Or I guess we could build a beast of a Hackintosh… In our studio, we’d sell our PCI gear and use a 4 track tape machine like the Beatles (the results were outstanding, would you not agree?) before we’d switch to Windows.
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For example, PCI audio is the way it works in professional recording: Versatility and expandability are critical for serious (meaning: we get paid for this) content creation. The only thing that matters to us is that Apple keeps making a MacPro tower. But when professional products-like Xserve-drop from production, it’s terrifying. Pros don’t care that the new tower looks the same as the previous model-it's a different market than the iPhone. Pros don’t worry about constant redesigns. I love my iPad-I’m glad Apple sells millions of them-but I can't use it to do my job. The MacPro is not a web-shopping appliance. People don't buy MacPros for anything but work: scientific, design, audio, video, whatever. It doesn’t need to be smaller, and yes, it could still use an optical drive (or two!) because it’s a big professional machine. USB 3, whatever Thunderbolt would be a welcome addition, still not critical. New case design doesn't matter-the current case is amazing.
