Re: Why do you think a new Mac Pro ISN'T coming?

Joseph - "I can see how impressed clients are going to be when they walk into a suite that has 14 little bricks strung together with Thunderbolt cables, and dozens of necessary outboard peripherals. "

richard's response -

[Richard Herd] "I would put them in a properly controlled closet and access them wirelessly and I'd send a video output the client's iPad."

his ipad.

richard but of course, brilliant solution - so that's a little open to question:

at say, literally the day before yesterday, the client mac pro gave out with a pop - declared a red light through the grill.

its a facility within an advertising body - with high teen's seats.

The macpro had staged failure visual light indicators. at the front, and separately, at the ram.

It's an engineer accessible machine richard. You get this right? You understand the context of a machine produced for these scenarios?

as one clown to another, I am surprised that you do not grasp the basics of situation specific computing design: say blinking diagnosable critical components.

The guy had a look, pulled out the motherboard, and the suite was going again, I *think* with a swap out of some description, inside the morning.

http://vimeo.com/user1590967/videos http://www.ogallchoir.net promo producer/editor.grading/motion graphics