Weekly Wrap: Giant Apple event, miniature iPad, and medium-sized Macs
Dont adjust your Retina display; Im not Lex Friedman, but this is still The Weekly Wrap. This week, Apple announced a slew of new products for you to spend your hard-earned money on, we took a look at some great new software and hardware, and what week would be complete without us showing you how to do things that youve never done before.
Most of all, though, were just glad that Apple is now officially cool.
Center stage
Primadonna that Apple is, the company demanded our attention on Tuesday. If, somehow, you missed out on the dynamic duo of Tim Cook and Phil Schiller, you can relive the experience with our live blog.
At the center of the event were, of course, updates to iBooks and iBooks Author. And here I thought that books were called television these daysat least that explains the overlooked Final Cut Pro X update the company snuck out.
Okay, I guess, Apple also introduced a couple other things. A new 13-inch MacBook Pro with a Retina display, for example, a totally reimagined iMac, anddelivering on the little more to show you themea speed-bumped Mac mini. Those last two include some Emmett Brown-style storage devices, too.
And that was it. The end.
& Youre still here? The events over. Go home! Fine, okay, there was also a fourth-generation iPad and an iPad mini too. Fortunately, the latter lived up to precisely what two of our finest theoretical minds predicted.
Major league products
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