Right out of the box TFA points out a "link," not a causation. So we are left to ponder whether video games help kids achieve in the classroom, or whether smart kids tend to like video games.
I'm a self-confessed Mac guy, but Palmer Luckey is exactly right. Apple has become too involved in creating fashion statements like the watch. The Mac Pro, the Mini, and to some extent the MacBook Pro are all being neglected. As TFA mentions, Apple doesn't want to equip its devices with the best GPUs for some reason.
"From the outset, Surface RT had an issue with the potential to mightily trip up Microsoft: While Windows RT looks exactly like Windows 8, it can't run legacy Windows programs built for x86 processors, limiting users to what they can download from the built-in Windows Store app hub."
I'm thinking of the PC, Jr.
The complete reliance on external expansion by the new Mac Pro could be seen as, perhaps not a "game changer," but certainly as a new direction for a desktop workstation.
