Apple 'Far Out' Event: September 7, 2022

[Feartech]

Though there is (has been) some bad blood between Elon and Tim.

Maybe because Tim got the part in Jurassic Park Dominion...

 

[UtterDisbelief]

The video has a 3D look to it which could mean an unveiling of the Apple AR/VR goggles. The stars may just be a distraction to make it look astronomically related. The goggles may need to pair with an iPhone for them to work.

Or the price will be Astronomical?

 

[trs96]

Maybe because Tim got the part in Jurassic Park Dominion

That's not TC in that movie. It's his evil twin.

 

[Feartech]

That's not TC in that movie. It's his evil twin.

I did have to do a double take while watching it, couldn't work out which one was the evil one though...

 

[Bustycat]

It would be 'fall out' to me if those new iPhone models are still with Lightning.

 

[craighazan]

It's a clue for 'One more thing', they have to reveal the Mac Pro Cube pretty soon if they're to stick to their two year transition to M series. And if they've glued 12 of those M2 processors together to create the M2 Extremely Insane!, then I suspect that would be powerful enough to demonstrate the potential for Apple's 'Far out' AR Glasses.

 

[CaseySJ]

It would be 'fall out' to me if those new iPhone models are still with Lightning.

I would also like to see USB-C, but rumors suggest that transition will occur next year.

 

[CaseySJ]

It's a clue for 'One more thing', they have to reveal the Mac Pro Cube pretty soon if they're to stick to their two year transition to M series. And if they've glued 12 of those M2 processors together to create the M2 Extremely Insane!, then I suspect that would be powerful enough to demonstrate the potential for Apple's 'Far out' AR Glasses.

There may be a separate October or November event for new Mac Pros.

 

[BusterMachine]

Prego man is coming...

 

[paulog]

The Nvidia drivers are coming...