Apple Readies Camera-Focused Pro iPhones, New iPads, Larger MacBook Pro

guest · Aug 22, 2019

Apple Readies Camera-Focused Pro iPhones, New iPads, Larger MacBook Pro
The iPhone maker is weeks away from revamping its most important products
August 22, 2019
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ad-pro-16-inch-macbook-pro-airpods-3-features

Apple Inc. is readying a clutch of new hardware for the coming weeks and months, including “Pro” iPhones, upgrades to iPads and its largest laptop in years.

Also coming in 2019: refreshed versions of the iPad Pro with upgraded cameras and faster chips, an entry-level iPad with a larger screen, new versions of the Apple Watch, and the first revamp to the MacBook Pro laptop in three years, the people said.

Beyond these unannounced products, Apple is gearing up to launch a refreshed Mac Pro and its accompanying monitor, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac, and Apple Watch software updates, as well as its Apple TV+ video and Apple Arcade gaming subscription services.
Here’s what to expect: [...]
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guest · Aug 22, 2019

Rumor has it that Apple will announce two so-called Pro iPhones? What does that truly mean?
August 22, 2019
https://www.zdnet.com/article/if-an-ipad-pro-is-a-computer-whats-an-iphone-pro/

These musings assault my soul because Bloomberg just released a strongly worded rumor that Apple is about to unveil two so-called Pro iPhones.
The Pro designation is one that's been used by Apple for some time to separate the serious from the frivolous, the committed from the dabblers.

I took a look at the rumored attributes of these new Pro iPhones, and they're a touch strange.
It seems, you see, that these new Pro phones will look just like the iPhone XS. That doesn't seem all that riveting.
Ah, but the true value is, one assumes, beneath the hood. Or, rather, on the back of the phone. Says Bloomberg: "The main feature of the Pro iPhones will be a new camera system on the back [...]"

I can't help thinking, however, that if your iPad Pro is a computer, your new iPhone Pro is a camera.
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guest · Aug 29, 2019

Apple’s next iPhone event will take place on September 10th
August 29, 2019
https://www.theverge.com/2019/8/29/...nt-2019-date-time-rumors-macbook-pro-services

Apple has sent out invitations for its annual iPhone event on September 10th, where the company is widely expected to announce the iPhone 11. The event will take place at the company’s Apple Park headquarters in Cupertino, California.

Although Apple’s invitation doesn’t explicitly say what the company plans to announce at the event, the rumors suggest we’ll see three new iPhone models, and these will act as successors to the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max. Two of these phones are expected to feature Apple’s first triple-camera system on the rear of the device, and the successor to the XS could also have a slightly bigger 6.1-inch display (up from 5.8 inches on the current model).
Apple rarely keeps its launch events focused on just a single category of products, however.
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guest · Sep 5, 2019

What to expect from Apple’s September 10 iPhone event
September 5, 2019
https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/05/what-to-expect-from-apples-september-10-iphone-event/

Here’s what we know for sure: Apple’s holding a big event on its campus at 10AM PT on September 10.
Here’s what we almost certainly know for sure: The iPhone 11 will launch with a new camera configuration. There will be probably be three different models.
From there, things get a bit more complicated.

There’s some speculation around whether the company will continue to offer the budget-minded iPhone R as an alternative to the flagship devices. Some rumors thus far have suggested that this year’s models will present a kind of paradigm shift for the line.
A couple of rumors have been floating around hinting at the arrival of a new Apple Watch. The Series 4 device is reportedly getting a new (likely very pricey) Titanium version. The line is also set to finally add some solid sleep tracking into the mix.

The event may well see some new MacBooks, the first to include new switch mechanisms for the keyboard.
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guest · Sep 7, 2019

iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11R and 11 Max: Price, specs and features we expect on Sept. 10
September 7, 2019
https://www.cnet.com/news/iphone-11...-features-we-expect-tuesday-apple-event-live/

There's three days to go until Apple unveils its next-generation iPhone on Sept. 10 in Cupertino (exactly when we predicted it would). And Apple faces some real challenges in making what's expected -- a handful of modest changes -- sound like must-haves.

According to a series of reports published over the past few months -- which range from authoritative sources like Bloomberg and Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, to Twitter leakers and rumormongers on the fringe -- the iPhone 2019 will probably be a whole lot like the 2018 iPhone. Not exactly the same. But pretty similar.
So, then, what exactly are we getting this year?
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Trooper · Sep 7, 2019

I really hope they do step up their camera game.

guest · Sep 9, 2019

Will Apple justify the iPhone 11’s camera bump?
Smartphone cameras are plateauing
September 9, 2019
https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/9/2...wide-angle-telephoto-dslr-rumors-expectations

Apple will announce new iPhones tomorrow, September 10th, and this year’s event will have all of the usual trappings of an iPhone introduction, I’m sure. Expect a teaser video that shows you up-close shots of different parts of the phone before revealing the whole thing.

Most of all, expect a lot of talk about the camera. Because the most notable expected change to the basic iPhone X-series shape of the phones is that it will have a big, square camera module with extra lenses — and everybody is already focused (pardon the pun) on it.
So unless there is some sort of surprise, it feels like the only things we don’t know yet are the quality and capabilities of the iPhone 11 Pro’s camera system.

It might be a little boring to see such relentless focus on the camera, but that’s where Apple’s biggest opportunity for improvement still lies. Maybe it’s too much to hope for, but this year, I would like to see Apple do more than just improve the camera a little bit. I’d like to see something like a generational change, a step up over what exists on any phone today.
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guest · Sep 9, 2019

How to watch Apple’s September iPhone event live on Tuesday
September 9, 2019
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/how-to-watch-apple-iphone-september-event-2019/

The annual Apple September event is always one of the biggest in the year and the reason? New iPhones. But there’s usually more than just iPhones, and this year alongside a potentially new Apple Watch, there may be a reveal of a new MacBook Pro, a new iPad, as well as the official release of iOS 13, iPadOS, and more.
When is the event?
Apple’s big event is set for September 10, starting at 10 a.m. PT ( 1 p.m. ET), and the venue is the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park in Cupertino, California.
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Watch the Apple event on YouTube
In a surprise move, Apple is finally streaming the event on YouTube, making it even easier than ever before to watch the momentous occasion. Click the video above to watch it on your phone, desktop, or laptop in the YouTube app or YouTube desktop site. It streams from Apple’s YouTube channel.
How to watch the Apple event on a PC or Mac
Apple stopped limiting the live streams of its events to the Safari browser last year, so Windows users have some options. Simply head over to Apple’s events webpage shortly before the event starts.
There will be a few requirements devices will need to fill before they’re able to watch the official live stream though: [...]
How to watch the Apple event on an Apple TV
To watch the September event on Apple TV, download the “Apple Events” app from the TV App Store, and tune in just before it’s due to start and select the live stream.
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guest · Sep 10, 2019

September 10, 2019:

Apple reveals iPhone 11 with dual cameras
https://venturebeat.com/2019/09/10/apple-reveals-iphone-11-with-dual-cameras/

Months after the first details began to leak, eventually confirming virtually everything but its name, the iPhone 11 became official today at Apple’s annual September event, “by innovation only.” As expected, the new phone directly follows and replaces last year’s iPhone XR as the company’s mainstream model, leaving room for the iPhone XS and XS Max to be supplanted by two higher-end “Pro” devices. [...]
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Apple discontinues Watch Series 4, drops Series 3 price to $199
https://venturebeat.com/2019/09/10/apple-discontinues-watch-series-4-drops-price-of-series-3-to-199/

New smartwatches weren’t the only thing Apple revealed at its press conference this morning. The Cupertino company also announced a price cut for the Apple Watch Series 3, which previously started at $279. Now, the Series 3 starts at $199, while the Series 4 has been discontinued. [...]
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Apple Watch Series 5 arrives with an always-on display
https://venturebeat.com/2019/09/10/apple-watch-series-5-arrives-with-an-always-on-display/

Highly similar to its predecessor, the Series 5 once again arrives in smaller (40mm) and larger (44mm) sizes, but with a series of casing and internal tweaks.
The tentpole feature is an always-on display that’s capable of maintaining all-day, 18-hour battery life while going from dim to full brightness as needed. [...]
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Apple unveils entry-level 2019 iPad with a 10.2-inch screen
https://venturebeat.com/2019/09/10/apple-unveils-entry-level-2019-ipad-with-a-10-2-inch-screen/

Apple today revealed a redesigned seventh-generation model with a larger screen. For the first time since Apple introduced the iPad in 2010, the base model is jumping from a 9.7-inch display to 10.2 inches, a half-inch difference that narrows the gap with the iPad Air introduced in March. [...]
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guest · Sep 11, 2019

iPhone 11: Are Apple's latest iPhones worth the money?
September 10, 2019
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/tech/columnist/baig/2019/09/10/iphone-11-first-look/2271690001/

Now that Apple has unveiled the iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max, the most obvious question is whether Tim Cook & Co. have done enough to convince you to buy the latest handsets when they hit stores on Sept. 20.

Though the final verdict must wait until we've put the new phones through their paces, the short answer is that depends on where you are in the buying cycle and how much stock do you put on new features that mainly focus on the camera.
For some, that answer is a lot. But what's also of paramount importance is battery life, another area Apple has apparently addressed.
What I can tell you after some modest hands-on time is these are attractive models with a solid feel. Among factors to consider: [...]
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guest · Sep 11, 2019

But what's also of paramount importance is battery life, another area Apple has apparently addressed.
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Apple says its new A13 Bionic chip brings hours of extra battery life to new iPhones
Plus a 20 percent performance boost across the board
September 10, 2019
https://www.theverge.com/circuitbre...one-11-processor-a13-cpu-speed-graphics-specs

Apple has revealed the chip that will power its new 2019 iPhones: the A13 Bionic. And as you’d expect, the company is wasting no time in explaining that it’s the most powerful silicon ever to grace the inside of a smartphone — just as it has every year for the past three years. But if you care about battery life, you’ll want to pay attention.

“The A13 Bionic is the fastest CPU ever in a smartphone,” Apple said onstage, adding that it also has “the fastest GPU in a smartphone,” too. Initially, it only provided these vague, unlabeled graphs for comparison:
But later in the presentation, Apple dropped some bombshells — it says the A13 Bionic is also the most power efficient chip it’s ever made by up to 40 percent, helping provide up to four extra hours of battery life for the new iPhone 11 Pro and up to five hours for the iPhone 11 Pro Max.

Apple says it’s using that machine learning in the iPhone 11’s cameras to help process their images, and says the chip’s speed allows it to shoot 4K video at 60 fps with HDR enabled.
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guest · Sep 11, 2019

Apple hid a secret message in its latest YouTube video
September 11, 2019
https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/11/apple-hid-a-secret-message-in-its-latest-youtube-video/

Shortly after Apple’s iPhone 11 event yesterday, the company posted a drastically condensed “supercut” of everything they announced. Taking the two hour event and boiling it down to a little over two minutes, they still manage to cover just about everything — from new iPads, to new Watches, to new iPhones. And they tucked a little Easter egg in there, while they were at it!

First spotted by Gcarsk on the r/apple subreddit, it’s very much a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it kinda thing. Hell, you might miss it even if you don’t blink, as it’s only on screen for a few tenths of a second. [...] at around the 1:23 mark. [...]
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guest · Sep 12, 2019

You probably don’t need to buy a MacBook anymore
September 11, 2019
https://qz.com/1707507/apples-new-ipad-is-really-all-you-need-in-a-computer/

Much of the attention after yesterday’s Apple product event has rightly gone to all the new iPhones, Apple’s longtime cash cow [...] But a new iPad, announced rather swiftly during the presentation, signals what could be part of an important shift for the average Apple laptop buyer.
Who may not ever need a new MacBook
Unless you’re getting a work-provided laptop or someone who knows they need the power that a traditional Mac computer can supply, there aren’t many compelling reasons to spend thousands on a new MacBook.
The new iPads are lighter, cheaper, and for most people, probably a lot simpler to use. Couple that with the supercomputer you’re likely carrying around in your pocket, and you probably have all the computing power you’ll ever need.

Consider what you actually do on your computer, and if it’s little more than checking email, watching movies, reading social media, checking documents, and browsing the web, you’re going to be fine with any iPad.
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guest · Sep 13, 2019

Apple Store is down ahead of iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro preorders
September 13, 2019
https://www.cnet.com/news/apple-store-is-down-ahead-of-iphone-11-iphone-11-pro-preorders/

The Apple Store is down for the second time this week, as the company prepares to make iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max available to preorder at at 5 a.m. PT (8 a.m. ET/1 p.m. BST) on Friday. If you're ready to drop $699, $999 or $1,099 on the just-announced 2019 iPhones, it's the day you've been waiting for.

"The weekend's almost here. And so is preorder," the message on the store reads.

The new iPhones are available in some fresh colors, but the more practical improvements promised include longer battery life, faster performance thanks to the A13 Bionic processor and better cameras.
It'll come back when the preorders go live, and we'll update this story as soon as that happens.
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guest · Sep 21, 2019

iFixit iPhone 11 Pro teardown developing: Battery answers and new questions
September 20, 2019
https://www.slashgear.com/ifixit-ip...g-battery-answers-and-new-questions-20592466/

Today the folks at iFixit picked up an iPhone 11 Pro in Midnight Green and took it took the teardown bench.
Inside this piece of hardware we’ll be interested to see how Apple’s decided to handle the various new technologies – and re-arrangements of technologies – for the next generation of iPhone hardware.

We’re particularly keen on figuring out if there are any bits of tech that lie dormant in this smartphone, since we’ve heard a couple rumors about not-yet-activated pieces of tech already.
The battery is also connected to the iPhone 11 Pro with two different battery connectors. This may well be the first sign of the phantom, disappearing feature two-way (bilateral) battery charging.
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Engadget: iFixit's iPhone 11 Pro Max teardown investigates charging rumors

There's some additional intrigue this time around, as some have insisted that Apple was trying to enable Galaxy S10-ish bilateral charging on its latest phones, only to disable the feature late in the process. Apple unequivocally told us that is not true, but iFixit is taking a peek anyway. [...]
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iFixit: iPhone 11 Pro Max Teardown

guest · Sep 29, 2019

Apple's seventh-gen iPad is as fiddly as ever to repair
September 27, 2019
https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3082061/ipad-7-ifixit-teardown

Some things never change, just like the 'repairability' of an Apple iPad, with the gadget-prodding folks at iFixit giving the new iPad a measly score of 2 out of 10.

The regular iPad, now in its seventh generation, was never going to be easy to repair. But iFixit did note that if you smash the screen, the lack of lamination and the use of a separate cover glass means replacing the LCD is less fiddly and expensive. And once the digitizer and the cover glass are separated the LCD panel is simple to remove. So that's something.
However, it's all downhill from there, with iFixit moaning that, as ever, there's a solid barrier of very strong adhesive that gets in the way of DIY repairs.

Aside from a larger display and an upgraded chip, the iPad 7 isn't hugely different from its predecessor, though it does now support Apple's Smart Keyboard.
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iFixit: iPad 7 Teardown

guest · Oct 31, 2019

Apple's AirPods Pro are scarily difficult to repair
October 31, 2019
https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3083259/airpods-pro-ifixit-teardown

iFixit have been quick to decapitate Apple's AirPods Pro, revealing that noise-cancelling buds are scarily difficult to repair.

The hastily carried out teardown awards the AirPods Pro with a repairability score of, er, zero out of 10 - the same score given to both Apple's first-gen and second-gen AirPods.
iFixit notes that "while theoretically semi-serviceable, the non-modular, glued-together design and lack of replacement parts makes repair both impractical and uneconomical." In other words, should you break or damage your pricey earbuds, they're likely destined for the iGraveyard.

If the AirPods Pro's lack of serviceability hasn't put you off, they're available to buy now for £249 - that's almost £100 more than the second-gen buds.
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iFixit: AirPods Pro Teardown

guest · Nov 12, 2019

MacBook Pro 16-inch: Everything you need to know
16-inch MacBook Pro: New evidence points toward an imminent release
November 11, 2019
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/macbook-pro-16-inch-rumors-news-price-release-date/

Forget ancient whispers of Atlantis or hushed speculation on Kate Middleton’s latest haircut, there’s a hot new rumor in town: Apple will launch a brand-new, high-powered 16-inch MacBook Pro imminently.

What will it look like? How fast will it be? And most importantly, how deep a hole will it burn in your wallet? All questions born on the tongues of tech gossips the world over.
We’ve rounded up the rumors to take away the guesswork, giving you all the info you need right here. Make sure you check back regularly, as we’ll be updating this page as more rumors and leaks come to light.
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Engadget: Apple may reveal its 16-inch MacBook Pro tomorrow - You might also see the new Mac Pro in December

Don't worry, that fabled 16-inch MacBook Pro hasn't vanished... in fact, it might be right around the corner. Bloomberg sources hear that Apple may introduce the revamped laptop "as soon as" November 13th (that's tomorrow, if you're reading soon enough).

This wouldn't be the last Mac update of the year, though. A tipster claimed that Apple would ship the redesigned Mac Pro in December, just barely squeaking into Apple's promised fall release window.
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guest · Nov 13, 2019

Apple’s 16-inch MacBook Pro is here and it has a good keyboard
November 13, 2019
https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/13...acbook-pro-keyboard-screen-speakers-processor

Apple has launched a new 16-inch MacBook Pro today, available for pre-order now and in stores later this week. The starting price of $2,399 is the same price as the previous 15-inch MacBook Pro, which this one replaces. It has new processors, better speakers, and (obviously) a larger screen. But I know the most important question you have is whether the keyboard is any good.
Reader: it is good.

I will get to the rest of the laptop but truthfully most of it is going to be what you’d expect (though there are a couple of happy surprises).sounds of this keyboard.
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TechCrunch: MacBook Pro 16” first impressions: Return of the Mack

It’s got better graphics, a bigger display for nearly no extra overall size, a bigger battery with longer life claims and yeah, a completely new keyboard.
This is a re-think of the larger MacBook Pro in many large ways. This is a brand new model that will completely replace the 15” MacBook Pro in Apple’s lineup, not an additional model.

Importantly, the team working on this new MacBook started with no design constraints on weight, noise, size or battery. This is not a thinner machine, it is not a smaller machine, it is not a quieter machine. It is, however, better than the current MacBook Pro in all of the ways that actually count.
Let’s run down some of the most important new things.
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guest · Nov 15, 2019

MacBook Pro teardown confirms the new keyboard is basically just the old, good keyboard
iFixit confirms that the old scissor switches are back
November 15, 2019
https://www.theverge.com/circuitbre...wn-ifixit-keyboard-switches-scissor-butterfly

One of the main promises Apple is making with its new 16-inch MacBook Pro is that the keyboard — after years of easily broken butterfly-switch mechanisms — is finally switching back to the more reliable scissor-style switches it’s used in the past.
And iFixit’s teardown of the new laptop confirms that promise, with Apple using scissor switches that appear to be virtually identical the ones it uses in its Magic Keyboards, first introduced in 2015.

Per iFixit, the new keys also have more travel when you press them (about 0.5 mm more), and the keycaps themselves are about 0.2 mm thicker compared to the much-maligned butterfly switches.
All of this is good news that confirms what many have thought since Apple first introduced the butterfly switches in 2015: there was nothing wrong with the old scissor switches in the first place. As the saying goes, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
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iFixit: The New MacBook Pro Keyboard is a Throwback in the Best Way

guest · Nov 18, 2019

16-inch MacBook Pro teardown finds improved thermals and a throwback keyboard
The product still got a 1 out of 10 repairability score, though
November 18, 2019
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/201...n-reveals-same-old-keyboard-we-know-and-love/

iFixit's teardown of the 16-inch MacBook Pro uncovered a sort of hybrid between the 2015 MacBook Pro and its butterfly keyboard-equipped successors. iFixit performs and publishes these teardowns both to advocate for repairable devices and to drive its own revenue by selling fix kits to readers.

Even most savvy users likely won't be able to perform the repairs themselves. For this reason and others, iFixit gave the new MacBook Pro a 1 out of 10 repairability rating.
Whatever kind of pro you are, though, it looks like the new MacBook Pro is designed to address two of the key criticisms of its immediate predecessor: unreliable keyboards, and inadequate heat management for sustained high-end performance.
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iFixit: MacBook Pro 16" 2019 Teardown

guest · Nov 19, 2019

mood said: ↑

iFixit: MacBook Pro 16" 2019 Teardown
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Update (November 19, 2019):

Teardown Update: Hey, what's this little flex cable doing here? We don't remember seeing this before, and MacRumors was kind enough to ask us about it.
MacRumors did some additional gumshoeing, and found out that Apple wants this little sensor calibrated after repairs. What do you suppose it's for?
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16-Inch MacBook Pro Features New 'Lid Angle Sensor'
November 19, 2019
https://www.macrumors.com/2019/11/19/16-inch-macbook-pro-lid-angle-sensor/

MacRumors reached out to iFixit to investigate, leading them to uncover a small sensor facing the left-side hinge of the notebook. There is also a magnet embedded in the hinge itself, with an arrow indicating polarity. iFixit has updated its teardown with photos of the sensor, which we've shared below.

While previous-generation MacBook Pro models have a Hall effect sensor that determines when the lid is closed for sleep/wake purposes, the lid angle sensor in the 16-inch MacBook Pro appears to be more sophisticated.
Apple's service document does not provide any clues as to why the sensor was redesigned, but iFixit speculates that it could provide a clever way for Apple to track how often the lid was opened, closed, or adjusted in cases where the display or frayed flex cables need to be repaired — think "Flexgate."

Of note, in the event of a display repair, Apple's service document indicates that technicians must calibrate both the display and the lid angle sensor in order for the repair to be considered complete. If we learn any additional information about the sensor, we will be sure to provide an update.
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guest · Dec 8, 2019

mood said: ↑

Engadget: [...] You might also see the new Mac Pro in December
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The new Mac Pro goes up for order December 10
December 8, 2019
https://techcrunch.com/2019/12/08/the-new-mac-pro-goes-up-for-order-december-10/

After more than a year of teasing, Apple finally unveiled the new Mac Pro at WWDC in June. The long wait was finally over — though Apple left out one key detail: when, precisely the high end desktop would arrive, beyond a purposefully vague fall timeframe [...] the company began sending out pre-pre-order notifications to potential consumers (spotted by Marques Brownlee), noting the orders will open December 10.

The system starts at $5,999, plus the $4,999 Pro Display XDR monitor. You should probably also factor in the much ballyhooed stand, which adds another $999 to the price tag.
Contrary to earlier rumors, Apple noted back in September that the new Pro will be built in the U.S., like its predecessor.
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guest · Dec 17, 2019

iFixit Shares 2019 Mac Pro Teardown: 'A Masterclass in Repairability'
December 17, 2019
https://www.macrumors.com/2019/12/17/ifixit-2019-mac-pro-teardown/

iFixit has shared its full teardown of the new Mac Pro, calling it "beautiful, amazingly well put together, and a masterclass in repairability."

Given its modular design, the new Mac Pro unsurprisingly earned a nearly perfect repairability score of 9/10, with iFixit noting that basic repairs and upgrades can be performed with standard tools or even no tools at all. Major components also use industry-standard sockets and interfaces.
From a repair standpoint, the only downside is that while the SSDs are modular, they are not user replaceable since they are tied to the Apple T2 security chip. If you need to remove and replace the SSD modules, a support document says to contact Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider instead.

iFixit also has a service manual for the new Mac Pro.
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iFixit: Mac Pro 2019 Teardown

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