The design was radical for 2013, coming after years of traditional desktop towers. Long before butterfly keyboards and Touch Bars, the Mac Pro was the Apple design it was popular to hate on. It looked just as it had in 2013, when that bold design launched, and yes, Harrods was selling it at its full price ($3,000 and up). Right next to all the relatively new iPad Pros and Apple Watches, I saw a prominently displayed Mac Pro desktop. In the dedicated Apple nook of the store, I saw an old friend that I had not expected to. Naturally, I had to check out the technology section, a long series of corridors filled with high-end gear, from £700 David Lynch Edition Bang & Olufsen speakers to a £1,200 Alligator skin iPhone case. (Editor's note: Apple unveiled a new Mac Pro at WWDC on Monday.) In London last week to speak at a video games industry conference, I found myself in Harrods, the famously extravagant department store with everything from gourmet food to expensive suits to collectible coffee table books the size of actual coffee tables.
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