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Apple’s Phil Schiller says kids with Chromebooks in classroom are "not going to succeed" https://t.co/KtFCKRhtOt pic.twitter.com/uksggblELn
— The Verge (@verge) November 13, 2019
Damn, Phil, that's cold.
— TechLinked (@TechLinkedYT) November 13, 2019
Apple's Phil Schiller says kids with Chromebooks in classrooms are "not going to succeed"https://t.co/ipTix1rNiM
This feels super classist.
— Arielle Duhaime-Ross (@adrs) November 13, 2019
Apple's Schiller said that while iPads are the “ultimate tool for a child to learn on,” kids with Chromebooks are “not going to succeed.” https://t.co/HeH5yvpGIY pic.twitter.com/ZCa5MwZLPE
Shame on you @pschiller for telling @verge "kids w/ #Chromebooks are 'not going to succeed.'" Quality education comes from teachers' effort & kids' hard work—not @apple. @jjvincent gets it: "Success sometimes depends on more than just what’s cutting-edge." https://t.co/wSMrg2XWhn
— Meredith Shubel (@merryshoebell) November 13, 2019
It’s usually easy to laugh off Apple’s elitism, but these comments from Phil Schiller about kids with Chromebooks being less likely to succeed is insidious https://t.co/SjReFsGBgS
— tc (@chillmage) November 13, 2019
And also, more importantly: they didn’t listen for four years, never apologized, and left people spending thousands on computers they now need to replace already
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) November 13, 2019
THIS “the lack of an SD card slot when there’s this much space to work with seems downright spiteful.” https://t.co/vQb3Loqlj6 pic.twitter.com/4m7u9nA1vS
— Arielle Duhaime-Ross (@adrs) November 13, 2019
Wow, Apples defacto head of public relations saying the equivalent of schools need to pay 5x more to get MacBooks for their kids vs Chromebooks doesn't come off well. Being at Apple for awhile you forget that not everyone has unlimited budgets. Schools need help not chiding ffs https://t.co/GbGNaIGckb
— Seth Weintraub (@llsethj) November 13, 2019
you broke the embargo tim https://t.co/Uv0VcDJSh2
— Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) November 13, 2019
This seems unnecessary harsh and brutal coming from Apple. You don’t have to like Chromebooks but claiming they’ll make your kid unsuccessful? Wow, would love to see the argumentation behind that one... https://t.co/xdPJ9vDvZz
— Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten (@Boris) November 13, 2019
Oh wow good speakers? Nice https://t.co/aNBiLt9xLG
— Joshua Topolsky (@joshuatopolsky) November 13, 2019
Prediction: when the new “functional” keyboards come to the entire MacBook lineup, we’re gonna have a couple quarters of exploding Mac sales. Years of pent up demand from those of us who have been waiting on the sidelines. https://t.co/C11oIC0YKk
— Brian McCullough (@brianmcc) November 13, 2019
six
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) November 13, 2019
thousand
dollars
$$$ pic.twitter.com/2y7JGCUhQJ
Apple in 2017: Y'all are crazy, there's nothing wrong with that keyboard.
— Will Oremus (@WillOremus) November 13, 2019
2018: We've identified a minor flaw in our keyboard and have fixed it, it's fine now.
2019: LOL jk yeah we knew the keyboard was a disaster all along, we just couldn't admit it until we had a new one.
16-inch MacBook Pro is here! ?
— MacRumors.com (@MacRumors) November 13, 2019
- Larger display
- Magic Keyboard with scissor mechanism
- A physical Esc key
- Up to 8-core 9th-gen Intel processor
- Up to 64GB RAM + 8TB storage
- Up to AMD Radeon Pro 5500M graphics
- Upgraded speakers, mics
- $2,399+https://t.co/PDdYKogx3o pic.twitter.com/mEnRWo7NJy
Sorry, Phil. School districts are broke and the olds refuse to fund them any further while they ride our economy directly into the sun. Yer shit's too expensive. Fix it. https://t.co/lFxieA34Na
— Charlie Hall (@Charlie_L_Hall) November 13, 2019
Maybe what makes it magic is that it works?https://t.co/XaNMkutiRb pic.twitter.com/dANK9pbtX3
— Rob Griffiths (@rgriff) November 13, 2019
Yes, Chromebooks made it into the classroom because Chromebooks are cheap.
— Matthew Keys (@MatthewKeysLive) November 13, 2019
There was a time when Apple committed to giving computers away in California schools, which is why so many of them had Apple IIs.
If Apple did the same with their $2,800 laptop... https://t.co/sqd883Wv3u
TFW “it has a good keyboard” is both a feature and difficult to believe https://t.co/WysuVLe447
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) November 13, 2019
Easy to bring the new 16-inch MacBook Pro’s price up when the optional 8TB SSD alone is (slightly) more expensive than the entire base computer. https://t.co/bXqJTf762G pic.twitter.com/L5eDHCU2Pl
— Jeremy Horwitz (@horwitz) November 13, 2019
phil schiller needs to be put in a home for washed up marketers https://t.co/SbJ4tzVmdw
— David Ruddock (@RDRv3) November 13, 2019
??
— Rene Ritchie (@reneritchie) November 13, 2019
NEW 16-INCH #MACBOOKPRO!
Bigger screen, scissor-switch keyboard, up to Core i9 Coffee Lake Refresh, AMD 5500M, 8TB, 64MB, set your own refresh rate, starts at same price as 15-inch!
? https://t.co/8mc7IQc2kD
? https://t.co/mkJCEuL53V pic.twitter.com/oGM3Gk2lQk
In other Apple news, I'm happy that they've finally accepted defeat with the butterfly keyboard! The new 16" MacBook has reverted to scissor-style keys, A PHYSICAL ESC BUTTON!!, and a fixed arrow key arrangement. Halle-fucking-lujah! https://t.co/SXpoENxOi3
— DHH (@dhh) November 13, 2019
Wow. Wowwowiewowwow.
— EricaJoy (@EricaJoy) November 13, 2019
This is the language Apple is using to combat Chromebooks?
Kids who use Macbooks (which are quite cost prohibitive) are going to succeed and the kids using the Chromebooks (which are in financial reach for many more kids and school districts) aren’t?
WOW. https://t.co/QmBIh2Bv8O
What I'm less happy about is the fact that they continue to deny and deflect on the root cause. A more humble, mature, and kind Apple would have taken THAT crisis as an opportunity to turn the page, and actually own their mistakes. We want Apple to succeed! But only by doing righ
— DHH (@dhh) November 13, 2019
There's a new MacBook Pro, and it has a 16-inch display and Apple has gone back to scissor switches for the keyboard. It still has the Touch Bar, though https://t.co/In7qItNzFz pic.twitter.com/kRrfyS6OCf
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) November 13, 2019
tell this to schools and school administrators who can barely afford basic supplies, i'm sure they'd love to hear that their problem all along was a lack of spending https://t.co/6sgXmSq6o8
— Tony Romm (@TonyRomm) November 13, 2019
Buried at the bottom of this Schiller interview about the new MacBook Pro is the most direct attack Apple has taken on their opinion of Chromebooks. https://t.co/dBJ4KSRwT4 pic.twitter.com/OBeptRTupz
— Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) November 13, 2019
Apple has a new 16" MacBook Pro with a completely new scissor-style keyboard and it feels GREAT. https://t.co/H6qlPL8hiB
— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) November 13, 2019
Here’s my hands-on with Apple’s new 16-inch MacBook Pro. Keyboard: Good. Esc key: Good. Inverted T arrow keys: Good. Thermals: Optimistic. Speakers: Whoa. Oh yeah right Screen: good. Touchbar: still there. https://t.co/tx2gRylhRP pic.twitter.com/lWunyWgi2X
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) November 13, 2019
Apple’s marketing spin on these new MacBook Pros is all about “listening to “customers,” but it’s pretty important to note that @caseyjohnston and @joannastern are the actual people who highlighted the problems with the previous keyboards over and over again in their reporting
— nilay patel (@reckless) November 13, 2019
The screen on the new MacBook Pro is less than 4% larger than the current 15.4 inch. So it’s really going to be about the higher resolution, impressive speakers, noise cancelling microphones and of course the all new keyboard (similar to the iMac external Magic Keyboard).
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) November 13, 2019
It just hit me that, across the PowerBook and MacBook lineups, Apple has now made models in 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17-inch sizes.
— toot.cafe/@chartier (@chartier) November 13, 2019
Make an 18-inch MacBook you cowards.
Pros — you asked for it. And it’s here. pic.twitter.com/e0rsV18AKH
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) November 13, 2019
This is a good take https://t.co/O1GubXwqMU
— Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) November 13, 2019
Also: #MacPro is coming December. Rack-mount looks hot. Wheels look wheely. Perf is obscene. And there’s a new 8TB option.
— Rene Ritchie (@reneritchie) November 13, 2019
Any questions on the 16-MBP or New MP?
Let me know, lots more to come! https://t.co/aKrb0ISGrl
still waiting for my apology https://t.co/6uOcF1oC2N
— Casey Johnston (@caseyjohnston) November 13, 2019
Forgive me for not being enthused about Apple’s ‘hail mary’ computer when they sold broken models for four years while insisting there was no problem. Difficult to celebrate them ‘listening’ at all when it shouldn’t have happened in the first place
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) November 13, 2019
It really is remarkable that Apple’s Mac strategy this year has been “sorry about that, here’s the thing you wanted”
— nilay patel (@reckless) November 13, 2019
Apple are saying that the new MacBook Pro has microphones that can be used ‘for creating superclean podcasts or music recordings on the go’
— Myke Hurley (@imyke) November 13, 2019
So we put that to the test:https://t.co/aL7lmnDl8z pic.twitter.com/IX3wk8aqKf
"de-Jony-Ive-ification" https://t.co/UAGajehUSo
— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) November 13, 2019
It is both a compliment and a condemnation of Apple that I am extremely excited about spending thousands of dollars on a laptop because it has a functioning keyboard.
— Ben Thompson (@benthompson) November 13, 2019
Lots of important subtle points in @gruber’s overview (“de-Jony-Ive-ification” anyone?)https://t.co/7ApVK1fs3i
I think Apple pretty much nailed it with the 16-inch MacBook Pro. They really addressed a ton of complaints with the scissor keyboard, physical Esc key, inverse-T arrow keys, plus it is faster, has longer battery life, has more RAM and storage, and still starts at $2,399.
— Joe Rossignol (@rsgnl) November 13, 2019
The 16" MBP's default display setting is a simulated 1792x1120 at 2X, scaled to the actual native panel resolution of 3072x1920.
— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) November 13, 2019
One step "larger" and it's 1536x960 at true, unscaled 2X on the panel.
The "most space" option is 2048x1280. https://t.co/aOEffH1SmT pic.twitter.com/mgH93YPwue
It's also not a great look that in order to get a functional keyboard, you have to spend at least $2,400. But I accept that change takes time. And surely now the long Apple nightmare that was the butterfly keyboard will be over in a few months. https://t.co/t6AhKYMsBC
— DHH (@dhh) November 13, 2019
My first Mac was a 15-inch Powerbook G4.
— Chris Welch (@chriswelch) November 13, 2019
Pour one out for the classic screen size. https://t.co/eUIEIoIFLy
Not a good look, Apple. https://t.co/elhXP9YBXZ
— John Paczkowski (@JohnPaczkowski) November 13, 2019
애플, 새로운 16인치 맥북 프로 출시에 따라 15인치 맥북 프로 단종시켜.
— Wan Ki Choi (@wkchoi) November 13, 2019
- 따라서 15인치 맥북 프로, 애플로부터 신품 구할 수 없고 리퍼비시 제품만 구입 가능
- 그러나 아마존, 베스트바이 같은 리테일러 큰 할인으로 15인치 맥북 프로 세일할 것으로 예상 https://t.co/UDfHqvRt0A
Apple has finally released a laptop that is better than the 2015 MacBook: https://t.co/7qMD7fv1Tc
— Laurie Voss (@seldo) November 13, 2019
IT’S HERE https://t.co/dTa64lBO47
— nilay patel (@reckless) November 13, 2019
Apple’s 16-inch MacBook Pro is here and it has a good keyboard https://t.co/TFmg5kismp pic.twitter.com/o6uVNOq2mQ
— The Verge (@verge) November 13, 2019
Apple’s 16-inch MacBook Pro is here and it has a good keyboard https://t.co/dOPlkeSRFO
— Richard Bernabe (@bernabephoto) November 13, 2019
Big if true. https://t.co/XEooA45T3A
— Carl T. Bergstrom (@CT_Bergstrom) November 13, 2019
The day I've been waiting for since 2015 has arrived!
— Gabe Greenberg (@gabe_g2i) November 13, 2019
The new Macbook Pro FINALLY ditched the butterfly mechanism in the keyboards. The trusty scissor switches are back. You can buy a $2,500 Macbook Pro and not have your keys pop off!!! ??? https://t.co/BhzWq5ga7i
the new 16-inch MacBook Pro is both thicker and heavier than the 15-inch model it replaces and tbh it's hard to imagine this ever happening under jony ive's watch (to be clear, I don't think Apple's obsession with thinness was a good thing)https://t.co/PdhSECCb0w
— the dandalorian (@dcseifert) November 13, 2019
Well he wasn't exactly going to tell you to go and buy a chromebook... https://t.co/O93JiqudzJ
— All About Code (@all_about_code) November 13, 2019
필 실러와 한 주로 새 맥북프로의 키보드에 관한 인터뷰. https://t.co/ugS8yDQ0Sd
— 푸른곰 (@purengom) November 13, 2019
Read: Apple's Phil Schiller on re-purposing the old Magic Keyboardhttps://t.co/sNmTMdn3K4
— TechLinked (@TechLinkedYT) November 13, 2019
It's -- and I do not say this lightly -- Schiller time https://t.co/7tdu40VyZZ
— Sarah McDermott (@most_illegible) November 13, 2019
Apple's Phil Schiller on reinventing the new MacBook Pro keyboard https://t.co/k02KZiWbWa
— Roger Cheng (@RogerWCheng) November 13, 2019
Apple unveils new 16-inch MacBook Pro https://t.co/YnoM261llf by @the_pc_doc
— ZDNet (@ZDNet) November 13, 2019
Disappointing that Apple bowed to pressure from unwashed Vim users, who mystifyingly decided to make the farthest key on the keyboard an essential part of their workflow. https://t.co/nbA20fQZnY
— Josh Miller (@sendmehome) November 13, 2019
Phil Schiller Discusses 16-Inch MacBook Pro, Says Virtual Esc Key Was Number One Complaint About Touch Bar https://t.co/CqKwbKxqyo pic.twitter.com/rhnzmHTTZp
— Apple Streem (@applestreem) November 13, 2019