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The Storm
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One more thing would be an iMac? 🙁
“You never want to get to get a call from the editing room”
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Not in the keynote doesn’t mean not in the store… But not a good sign.
Best,
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[Lance Bachelder] “Who needs 17” when you have a retina display?
“Good point!
Steve Connor
“The ripple command is just a workaround for not having a magnetic timelinel”
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[Lance Bachelder] “they must be serious about FCPX?”
10 million FCPX downloads x $295 = nearly $3 billion dollars in the first year, around what they made in the first TWELVE years of Legacy. And I’m being conservative. Yeah, I think they’re serious.
And probably my last chance to say it before the other shoe drops: I’ve never wavered in saying that a new Mac Pro is coming. Even if he doesn’t announce it in the next few minutes. LOL
Tim Wilson
Associate Publisher, Editor-in-Chief
Creative COW Magazine
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Steve Connor“Very, very nice, but where’s the new MacPro!”
Right? I’ve never owned or cut off a laptop so while the new MacBook Pro definitely looks hot, I’m much more interested in a new MacPro.
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Really that many sold? Did they announce that today?
Lance Bachelder
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Dictation sounds interesting.
Someone please just give me some 2way transcribing goodness
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Ten million?
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We’re more than an hour into the keynote, and haven’t even gotten to iOS 6 yet.
Hopefully this will be an unusually long keynote with room for iOS 6 and then Mac Pros by the end. 😉
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Los Angeles Cameraman
Canon C300 (x2), Zeiss CP.2 lenses, P2 Varicam, etc.
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No announcements, but I read a very reasonable conversation between some developers who’ve actually done it, about how many sales it takes to stay on top of the paid apps bestseller list. I made a back-of-the-envelope guess from there.
But it also fits with my general theory that Apple thought of FCP7 as — if not a failure, a profound disappointment. Apple isn’t in business to sell 2 million of anything over 12 years. That’s not a sustainable business in Apple-land.
Frankly, I doubt that it’s as little as 10 million, but I doubt we’ll ever know for sure. It’s certainly closer to the kinds of number Apple looks for from software — but even there, still short of Apple-like numbers for anything. They swing big and broad.
Related, I was going to say that this looks EXACTLY what a MacWorld keynote used to look like…but that makes sense, because (no insult intended) most Mac developers are developing for general audiences.
Tim Wilson
Associate Publisher, Editor-in-Chief
Creative COW Magazine
Twitter: timdoubleyou
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