MacBook Pro
This event was by far the most disappointing Mac event in the history. A lot of the time was wasted in:<p>- Mildly funny jokes and comparison with 90&#x27;s technology.<p>- 90% of the talk was about the touch bar.<p>- Awful demos of Photoshop &amp; some cringy DJ.<p>I was hoping we would see:<p>- A new MacBook with all day battery life and touch bar, even thinner design. Ok, I understand that they are trying to consolidate their product line but the category of a web-browsing machine that is 12&quot;, super small design and an adequate processor is left without any update.<p>- A MacBook pro with some real innovation. They could just copy Microsoft with a detachable screen (oh but they would cannibalize iPad market), pen input, touch screen. But, instead we get this touchbar thing which is great but I am just disappointed that it is the only thing they have innovated here.<p>- Killed Macbook Air.<p>- No iMac update (!!!).<p>- No monitor announcement.<p>Microsoft really hit it out of the park yesterday. Apple&#x27;s entire presentation felt like they are trying to fill the 1.5 hours of time with bullshit.<p>Also, Panos Panay sounds like a genuine, authentic, passionate and knowledgeable whereas Jony Ive sounds like an Evangelical designer who feels &quot;fake&quot;. I don&#x27;t know how to explain it.