Re: What if there actually IS a new Mac Pro?

[Craig Seeman] "Do you really thing FCPX won't have a noteworthy portion of the market in 2 years when people are faced with upgrades assuming they want to take advantage of FCPX's state at that point. That you are so certain that FCPX user base will be insignificant underestimates Apple's FCPX development capabilities especially given the current speed of development."

Given the abysmal overall quality of FCPX to date, I wouldn't bank on the development capabilities of the current Pro Apps team. Don't forget that while FCPX was released only eight months ago, it's been under development for probably at least two years longer than that. Apple needs to get Pro Apps quality control in much better shape if this software is going have any future.

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