Comment IPO (Score 5, Insightful) 36
So, stats were overstated around the time they had their IPO.
So, stats were overstated around the time they had their IPO.
Only thing that has ever held 10Gb/s Ethernet back is price. They need to drop to near 1Gb prices for the enterprise to give a toss. £200 for a 10Gb NIC compared to a 1Gb for £15. 10Gb switches are horrendously expensive.
Car analogies only at
This is like a car dealership putting the price of the car on the outside of the windscreen, you go up to the car and changed the ticketed price by changing the price form £9,000 to £8,000 by joining the 9 up. You then go tot he salesman and purchase the car at the price you changed it to, salesman sell it to you at that price. You later tell the dealership they should put their pricing behind the glass in the locked car so the price cannot be manipulated.
So this is a USB type socket. Are they using USB sockets but for different purposes, such as mains power?
However an unpatched PC or server would break laws relating to compliance. PCI compliance for example, all security patches must be installed within 30 days of the patch being released.
You can buy them in most high street electronics shops and even in Tesco or Asda (Walmart).
But it wasn't illegals he disallowed in to the country, but also people that were legally allowed in to the USA. An example, those with green cards.
Apple did own 45% of ARM Holdings at one time, then 14.5%, which they then sold off to Softbank. Apple still own the rights and a lot of ARM patents.
Well, Apple didn't invent, Acorn did. ARM was at the time Acorn RISC Machines. Apple did however co-develop the ARM processor with Acorn in the 1990's, and had huge shares in ARM Ltd that they created with Acorn and VLSI. Desktop ARM processors in the early to late 90's performed quicker than 386, 486 and Pentium 1 processors, then Acorn went bump.
Really?
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Oh and.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Surely that is a coincidence? Oh... https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Both have 16GB RAM, the nVidia 965m is rated as approximately the same as the Radeon Pro 455 (which is the fastest one available for the MacBook) and with the performance base is claimed to have a 16 hour battery life. I can't find the CPU specs for the surface book but the chips are the same generation. While the MacBook has a touch bar the Surface has a touch screen plus a pen and can function as a tablet as well but only a 13.5 inch screen. In Canada it also costs ~$500 less than the 15" MacBook Pro with maxed out GPU. It also has a USB-A port.
The new Surface Book uses the i5-6300U and i7-6600U CPUs, they are the U series so have 15W TDP. Apple have gone for the i7-6820HQ and i7-6920HQ HQ over Iris Pro versions as the HQ allows all four cores to go in to Turbo Boost at the same time whereas the Iris model only alllows one core to be in Turbo mode at a time, to keep the TDP at 45W. GPU is impressive in advertising but it is a 'variant' and we're yet to know how it really performs.
They're different tools. MacBook Pro as limited it seems to be, is a powerful machine and the 4 Thunderbolt ports opens it up. Just those freaking dongles!
I'm struggling to get a Lenovo P50/P70 or Dell Precision 7000 series to cost similar to a MacBook Pro. Massive and bulky, cost more for a similar spec, or you can go overboard and get Xeon CPUs and spec a laptop for £13k!
It has a terrible trackpad, and only a 15W CPU, slow SSD, screen isn't too good, no Thunderbolt so they use horrible dock connector. X1 is more on par with the old MacBook Air.
It is there, but wont show up in your current machine. I had a few old Macs the other day, did an Internet recovery and they downloaded Lion.
I'm in the UK so get forwarded to http://www.ukispcourtorders.co... which lists lots of sites to get even more things from. Thank you British government!
Apple have had an ARM CPU in the trackpad and keyboard controller for years. Nothing new here.
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