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• Follow-up:\n\n
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  • iPad Air does have stereo speakers
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  • Mac Studio HDMI is still 2.0\n\n
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    • HDMI 2.1
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  • 27” Studio Display Pro coming soon?
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  • “Five-head” Origins\n\n
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    • The Flop House #94: Conan the Barbarian @ 29:46
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    • Victor Borge’s Inflationary Language
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    • 20 Fenchurch Street
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  • The A7III does have animal eye detection (via Alec Pulianas)
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  • Base Mac Pro gets a spec bump
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  • MaskerAid Updates\n\n
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    • Photo library access
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    • Method Swizzling
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• ARM Mac Pro worst-case scenarios\n\n
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  • Max Tech: Apple M2 Duo?
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  • Patent: Systems and Methods for Interconnecting Dies
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  • Patent: Fully Interconnected Heterogeneous Multi-layer Reconstructed Silicon Device
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  • Majin Bu’s tweet
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• Universal Control Impressions\n\n
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  • Synergy
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• #askatp:\n\n
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  • Did the DTK set reasonable expectations for M1 devices? (via Ryan Petriello)
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  • Does switching to higher-resolution displays put a strain on the CPU/GPU? (via Peter Wagoner)
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  • What are the three ugliest Macs of all time? (via Wade)\n\n
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    • John\n\n
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      • Molar Mac (Power Macintosh G3 All-In-One)
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      • LC 580
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    • Casey\n\n
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      • Polybook
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      • Flower Power\n\n
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        • All 13 Colors of iMac
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      • 2004 17” iMac G5
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      • Mac Pro
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    • Marco\n\n
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      • 2006 17” MacBook Pro\n\n
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        • John’s PowerBook G4 Review
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      • 11” MacBook Air
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      • 2004 17” iMac G5
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      • 2019 Mac Pro\n\n
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        • Rack-mount Version
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• Post-show: A preview of Casey’s new setup (really) with a CalDigit TS4
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