In conversation with Greg “Joz” Joswiak and John Ternus #AppleEvent #letloose

TheUnbiasedBlogTV
8 May 202409:55

Summary

TLDRニキル・チャバは、ロンドンの象徴的なバッテリパワーステーションでAppleが行った「Let Loose」イベントの場外から報道しています。Appleは初めて米国以外で製品を発表し、iPad Air、iPad Pro、そしてApple Pencil Proなどの新デバイスを紹介しました。また、Appleのグレッグ・ジョーク(世界マーケティング最高副社長)とジョン・トレニス(ハードウェアエンジニアリング最高副社長)という2人の上級経営者と語りました。彼らは、パンデミックの影響でオンラインイベントに変わり、世界中の人々が同時に製品を体験できるようになったと語りました。また、クリエイティブな人々にとってのApple製品の進化や、AIと機械学習の進歩について触れ、iPad ProのM4チップのパフォーマンスや持続可能性についても議論しました。Apple製品の持続可能性と経済性についても言及し、製品の長期的な価値を強調しました。

Takeaways

  • 📍 初めてアメリカ以外の場所でAppleが製品を発表しました。ロンドンでのイベントは象徴的な意義を持っています。
  • 📱 新しいデバイスとして、iPad Air、iPad Pro、そして新しいアクセサリであるApple Pencil Proが発表されました。
  • 🌐 パンデミックの影響でAppleはイベントの方法を見直し、ビデオイベントを通じて全世界に同時に情報を発信しています。
  • 🚀 John Ternusがハードウェアエンジニアリングの責任者であり、彼は製品を紹介し、ビデオでの登場方法にも関与しました。
  • 🎨 Appleはクリエイティブなコミュニティをサポートし、iPadとApple Pencil Proが特にクリエイティブな活動を可能にしています。
  • 🤖 AIと機械学習はAppleのDNAに組み込まれており、製品の改善とユーザー体験の向上に貢献しています。
  • 💻 M1チップを搭載したiPad Proは、パフォーマンスが向上し、同時にバッテリー寿命も延びています。
  • 🌿 持続可能性について、Appleは再利用された素材を使用し、デバイスのエネルギー効率を向上させています。
  • 📈 製品の長寿命は、顧客にとって経済的であり、環境にも優しい解決策です。Appleのデバイスは長期的に価値を保持します。
  • 📈 Appleは今後、生成的AIやLLM(大規模言語モデル)に関するさらなる情報を提供する可能性があります。
  • 🔍 2024年はAI製品の大きな変化の年となると予想されており、Appleは積極的にAI分野に進出する可能性があります。
  • 📚 Apple製品は、所有期間を通じて高いコストパフォーマンスを提供し、長期的に見て手頃な価格で利用できます。

Q & A

  • アドバイスを求めている人々の中には、どのようにしてApple製品を選定するべきかという懸念がある人もいます。そのような人々に、どのようなアドバイスを提供できますか?

    -Apple製品を選ぶ際は、自分の創造的なニーズに合った製品を選ぶことが大切です。Macは長い間クリエイティブなコミュニティのデフォルト選択肢であり、iPadは最近ではApple Pencil Proなどの新しい機能でさらに創造性を促進しています。自分の活動に合った製品を選ぶことで、Apple製品の最大の利点を活かすことができます。

  • Appleが持っているAI技術の強みは何ですか?

    -AppleはAIと機械学習を長年開発しており、その技術を製品全体に統合しています。例えば、iPhoneのホーム画面でアプリの予測表示やカレンダーでの誕生日リマインド、マップでの駐車場情報のリマインドなど、ユーザーの行動を学習してプロアクティブに機能します。また、A1以降のチップにはニューラルエンジンがあり、CPUには機械学習アクセラレータが搭載されています。

  • Appleは持続可能性についてどのような取り組みを行っていますか?

    -Appleは2030年までに製品全体をカーボンニュートラルにすることを目指しており、再利用材料の使用、デバイスのエネルギー効率の向上、製品の長寿命に焦点を当てています。iPad AirやProは、100%再利用アルミのエンクロージャを使用しており、レアアース要素やマグネットも再利用されています。

  • iPad ProのM4チップはどのような性能を提供していますか?

    -iPad ProのM4チップは、新しいレベルのパワー効率を提供し、処理能力が向上しています。これにより、iPadはより高速で応答性の高いパフォーマンスを発揮し、ユーザーがより創造的な活動を行うことができます。

  • Apple製品の長寿命について、具体的な例は何ですか?

    -Apple製品は非常に耐久性があり、長期間にわたって使用することができます。例えば、2008年に購入されたiPhoneやMacBook Airが現在でも使用可能であるという事例があります。製品の耐用年数が長くなることで、ユーザーは新しい製品を購入する際に、長期的なコストを考慮してよりコストパフォーマンスの高い選択を下すことができます。

  • Appleは今後のAI分野でどのような進化を見据めていますか?

    -Appleは今後もAI分野で積極的に進化し、生成的AIやLLMs(大規模言語モデル)などの新しい技術を導入し、ユーザーの生活をさらに豊かにしていきます。また、WWDCなどのイベントで、今後のAI技術の展開についてさらに詳しく語ることも期待できます。

  • Apple製品のバッテリー寿命はどのように向上しましたか?

    -Appleはデバイスのエネルギー効率を向上させることで、バッテリー寿命を延長しています。M4チップは新しいレベルのパワー効率を提供し、より長くバッテリーを使い続けることができます。これにより、ユーザーはより長い時間を持ち、一日中デバイスを使用することができます。

  • Appleが提供する新しいiPadとApple Pencil Proは、どのような創造的な可能性を開きますか?

    -新しいiPadとApple Pencil Proは、プロクリートやライトルームなどのアプリを使用して、他では実現不可能とされるような創造的な活動を可能にします。これにより、ユーザーはiPad上で高度で多彩なアート作品やプロジェクトを制作することができます。

  • Appleはどのようにして、グローバルにまたがるイベントを効果的に実施していますか?

    -Appleはパンデミックの影響を受けてイベントの方法を見直し、ビデオイベントを通じて全世界に同時にメッセージを伝える方法を採用しました。また、ニューヨーク、ロンドン、上海などの都市でプレスイベントを開催し、詳細について密接に議論することができます。

  • Apple製品の総保有コストをどのように見積もることができますか?

    -Apple製品の総保有コストは、製品の耐用年数とその価値維持能力に基づいて見積もります。Apple製品は長寿命であり、二手市場で価値が維持されるため、長期的な所有期間で見ると、よりコストパフォーマンスの高い選択肢となります。

  • Appleはどのようにして、製品の持続可能性を向上させていますか?

    -Appleは、再利用材料の使用、デバイスのエネルギー効率の向上、製品の長寿命に焦点を当てています。これにより、Appleは2030年までに製品全体をカーボンニュートラルにすることを目指しています。また、製品の耐久性と信頼性を高めることで、製品の総保有コストを下げ、環境に優しい選択肢を提供しています。

  • AppleのAI技術がユーザーの生活をどのように改善する予定ですか?

    -AppleのAI技術は、ユーザーの行動を学習し、プロアクティブに機能することで、ユーザーの生活をより便利で効率的にします。また、新しいAI技術を導入することで、ユーザーがより創造的で生産的な活動を行う助けになります。

Outlines

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🎉 Apple製品の英国での発表

Appleはロンドンのバッテリパワーステーションで初めてアメリカ以外の場所で製品を発表しました。iPad Air、iPad Pro、Apple Pencil Proなどの新デバイスが発表されました。また、マーケティングのグレッグ・ジョーク氏とハードウェアエンジニアリングのジョン・トレニス氏にインタビューを行いました。彼らはビデオイベントによって全世界に同時に情報を届けることができ、またロンドンでのイベントでは、製品の詳細について語りました。また、クリエイターにとってのMacとiPadの役割についても語りました。

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🤖 AppleのAI技術と持続可能性

AppleはAIと機械学習を長い間開発しており、ユーザーには目立たない形で提供してきました。しかし、今年はAI製品としてMacBook AirやiPad ProのM4チップなど、より積極的にAIを推進する可能性があります。また、持続可能性についても話しました。Appleは再利用された素材を使った製品の製造、デバイスの省エネ化、製品の長寿命化に力を入れています。これにより、顧客にとってのコストパフォーマンスが向上し、環境にも優しい製品を提供しています。

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Keywords

💡アイコン

「アイコン」とは、一般的に、文化や組織において象徴的な存在や重要な意味を持つ物事を指します。このビデオでは、Apple社がロンドンで初めてアメリカ以外の場所で製品を発表したと述べており、そのイベントが「アイコン的」であると表現されています。これはAppleにとって歴史的な瞬間であり、参加者の期待と興奮を表しています。

💡バッテリーパワーステーション

「バッテリーパワーステーション」とは、ロンドンにある建物であり、Appleが製品発表イベントを開催した場所です。この場所は、Appleの歴史的なイベントを象徴しており、ビデオの背景に位置づけられています。

💡iPad Air

「iPad Air」とは、Apple社が発表したタブレット端末の一つで、このビデオでは新デバイスとして触れられています。iPad Airは、より薄型・軽量化されたデザインで、モバイル性と使いやすさを重視した製品です。

💡iPad Pro

「iPad Pro」とは、Apple社が提供する高機能なタブレット端末で、プロフェッショナル向けに設計されています。ビデオの中でも、新デバイスとして紹介されており、クリエイティブな仕事やタスクに適した機能を備えているとされています。

💡アップルペンシルプロ

「アップルペンシルプロ」とは、Apple社が開発したデジタルスタイラスで、iPadを使用する際に精度と表現力が向上します。ビデオでは、新しいアクセサリとして紹介されており、iPadのクリエイティブな使用をさらに促進するアイテムとされています。

💡グレッグ・ジョアック

「グレッグ・ジョアック」とは、Apple社のシニアバイスプレジデントで、世界マーケティングを担当しています。ビデオの中では、ロンドンでのイベントを通じて彼の役割と貢献が強調されています。

💡ジョン・トレニス

「ジョン・トレニス」とは、Apple社のシニアバイスプレジデントで、ハードウェアエンジニアリングを担当しています。ビデオでは、iPad Proのハードウェアの進化と、それがクリエイターに与える影響について語っています。

💡AI(人工知能)

「AI」とは、人工知能を意味し、機械が人間のように学習し、判断し、行動することができるようにする技術です。ビデオでは、AppleがAIと機械学習を長年にわたって開発し、製品に組み込んでおり、これからもその分野で積極的に取り組む旨が述べられています。

💡持続可能性

「持続可能性」とは、環境への影響を最小限に抑えることで、長期的な持続可能性を確保する考え方です。ビデオでは、Apple製品が持続可能性に配慮されており、再利用された材料の使用や、省エネルギー性能の向上、製品の長寿命などが触れられています。

💡M4チップ

「M4チップ」とは、Apple社が開発したプロセッサの一種で、iPad Proに搭載されています。ビデオでは、その高性能と省エネルギー性能が強調されており、Apple製品の進化と持続可能性の鍵とされています。

💡プロアクティブ機能

「プロアクティブ機能」とは、Appleのスマートフォンやタブレットで利用される、ユーザーの行動を予測して助言する機能です。ビデオでは、AI技術の一環として紹介されており、ユーザーの生活をより便利にするためにAppleが積極的に開発しているとされています。

Highlights

Apple held their iconic 'Let Loose' event outside the US for the first time at the iconic Battersea Power Station in London.

New devices launched include the iPad Air, iPad Pro, and new accessories such as the Apple Pencil Pro.

The event featured senior executives Greg Joak, SVP for Worldwide Marketing, and John Ternus, SVP of Hardware Engineering.

The pandemic led Apple to rethink event strategies, leading to global simultaneous launches and intimate press events.

John Ternus made a memorable 'John Wick' style entrance, walking out from a screen to join the event live.

Authenticity in presentations is key for Apple, with those who worked on the products speaking about them.

Apple's DNA includes serving the creative community and enabling technology to facilitate incredible creation.

The iPad and Mac have been default choices for creative professionals, with the iPad's journey enhancing creative opportunities.

Apple has been working on AI and machine learning for many years, with features like proactive suggestions and reminders.

The new iPad Pro with the M4 chip represents a leap forward in processing power and efficiency.

Sustainability is a key focus for Apple, aiming for a 2030 goal of being carbon-neutral across all products.

iPads now feature 100% recycled aluminum enclosures and use recycled rare earth elements in their magnets.

Product longevity is emphasized, with durable and reliable products designed to last and retain value.

The total cost of ownership for Apple products is more affordable over time due to their longevity and retained value.

Apple's commitment to product longevity allows for a secondary market where older devices still hold value.

Greg Joak shared his personal journey as a creator, crediting Apple for his career since 2008.

Apple's approach to AI is more subtle and integrated into their products rather than being 'in your face'.

There are hints of more advancements in AI to be revealed, possibly at the upcoming WWDC event.

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hey everyone this is nikel Chava and we

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are outside the iconic battery power

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station here in London where Apple just

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held their iconic let loose event and

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this was the first time Apple launched

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anything outside of the US so this was

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absolutely iconic event and we saw a lot

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of new devices the iPad Air the iPad Pro

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and the new accessories the apple pencil

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Pro but today we are here to talk to two

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senior Executives from appaling so we'll

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be talking to Greg joak who's the senior

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vice president for worldwide marketing

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at Apple and John trenis Senior vice

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president Hardware engineering at Apple

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so let's get going so thank you George

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and George for joining me and I want to

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know how did you manage to do this at

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this iconic location it's it was like a

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fabulous launch but also a first time it

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happened outside of the US you know

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Apple has never launched a product

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outside of the US so how did that go

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through yeah one of the things you know

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where we've been really proud of is you

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know the pandemic actually caused us to

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rethink the way we do events and we

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started to do video events right of our

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our Keynotes which has worked out

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tremendously well because we can speak

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to the entire world at one moment as we

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did yesterday right we launched that

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video at the same time everywhere but we

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also had some press events to support it

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so we could have conversations with

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folks like yourself we did New York uh

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we're doing here in London you know

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we're actually doing Shanghai as well so

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we are able to have touch points where

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we can have these kind of conversations

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we can get more intimate we can talk

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more about the details of the questions

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we can have the just press events but

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the beauty is everybody in the world

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sees the event at the the same time it's

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kind of cool and John you made like a

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John Wick entry out of the screen how

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did that go through I mean what kind of

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PR did you have to do for that for

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coming here to be able to to talk at the

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the London event I mean it was like it

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was we were looking at you in the screen

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and then you just walked and then I just

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yes kind of like that isn't it I mean

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John's great because you look we we as I

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said we change the way we do our videos

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and one of the things that you'll always

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see in our videos is we try to be you

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know very authentic as to who speaks to

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to which products uh it's always people

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who have worked on the products

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themselves and we are very lucky to have

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not just the person who worked on the

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products but the person who oversees all

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these products that we are introducing

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uh which is John who gave us you know a

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bit of his time so that we could you

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know have him go around in trains uh we

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could have him in libraries you know we

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could have them at at different

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locations and I think you did a a

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brilliant job and it's so exciting for

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me to be able to come here in London and

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get to meet folks like you and be a part

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of the whole thing it's been very fun

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thank you so much for doing that okay I

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have a confession to make before we

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start with the question

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uh my Creator Journey started with apple

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back in 2008 when I was standing in the

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queue outside you know the Trafford

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Center in Manchester getting my first

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MacBook Air and later on in there the

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iPhone 3G and I am what I am today

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because of Apple because if it would

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have been there I would have not been a

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Creator today and standing with you too

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so thank you for that now talking about

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you know creators you've been with Apple

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for almost 40 years now right I have 38

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years so Mac has been like kind of a

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default choice for creators for years or

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creative people and then we saw the

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transition happening with the iPad for

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the past 10 years how do you see both of

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these devices unfolding and you know

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being there for creatives yeah I I will

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say this maybe to start yeah uh serving

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the creative community and and and and

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being creative is in our DNA you know

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Steve used to talk about you know Apple

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being at the intersection of technology

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and liberal arts that's the way we look

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at it how do we enable with great

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technology you know incredible creation

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happen in the world and and by the way

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that we're the same way within the

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company how do we take cred incredible

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technical talent and combine it with

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Incredible Innovation liberal arts

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thinking and creation that is our

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lifeblood so whatever product we're

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trying to do we always want to make sure

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that they make it easy for creators to

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create or people who aren't even

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creators to do incredibly creative

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things that they didn't even know they

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were capable of no matter which of our

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products is we're we're doing that with

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so that's just part of who we are part

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of we try to bring to our product

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experiences and to your point these new

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iPads you know just like previous iPads

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enable an incredible am of creativity

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especially you see with the apple pencil

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Pro you know you saw Pro create an

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incredible app with Incredible developer

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that allow you to do things on the the

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iPad you really can't do anywhere else

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of course the Mac has has served as you

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like you the creative Community for many

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years you know I say if you're creative

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customer you're not using an Apple

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product one of us screwed up absolutely

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right uh either you bought the wrong

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product unfortunately or I didn't do a

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very good job explaining it to you why

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why the general creative community of

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the world you know tends to use Apple

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products so yeah I think that's right I

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think and the iPad's been an amazing

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journey from the very first iPad people

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kind of found opportunities to be

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creative and then of course we added

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apple pencil we've been pushing and as

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the devic has become more capable

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there's more I mean that the power of

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these tools now the power of procreate

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and and Lightroom and all these other

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tools is just remarkable and so we'd

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love to see that continue to grow now I

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keep telling people and my viewers that

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you know Apple has been working on AI

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for years now it's not just in your face

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kind of AI which other brands are doing

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like pushing it on your face but Apple

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has been silently working on AI like C

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would make suggestions your calendar

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would remind you of your birthdays and

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your map will remind you your parking

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location all of this has been happening

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in the background and apple is really

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strong on you know machine learning and

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neural engines and AI but what exactly

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is Apple now is going to be the year

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where I've seen a lot of changes when

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you started mentioning AI products like

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your MacBook Air when it came out now

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the iPad with the iPad Pro with M4 so do

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you think that Apple will also be now

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kind of coming gungho about AI this year

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Well I I'm glad you you you mentioned

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the fact that we have been doing Ai and

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ml forever uh you know artificial

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intelligence and machine learning for

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many years so many years it was before

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people called it that it you know we

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used to call it our proactive featur

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correct right it was ProActive at

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knowing what you might want to do next a

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good example that you swipe down on your

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uh your iPhone home screen and it laun

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it shows you the apps you're most likely

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to launch right based on your behavior

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based on what it's learned about you and

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we've been doing it for so many years

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and to your point it's always the

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features that it enables that's most

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important to us but we certainly realize

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that you know the the topic of AI is

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more topical if you will it's more in

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people's minds and we want to make sure

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people are clear that we have fantastic

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devices yeah for AI uh and ML and

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including you know uh things that people

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are now discovering with the newer

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generation

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of AI that we have devices that are

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incredibly capable you know we have had

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neural engines in our devices for

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example uh since the A1 so it's several

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Generations ago the PC industry is just

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finding that now right and they're

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starting to add things they call neuro

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processing units which you know very

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very similar to our neural engine uh you

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know so we have had experience of

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putting that in for years as well as we

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have ml acceler accelerators in our CPU

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we have incredibly performant graphics

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processor units that all combined to say

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that we can do these things really

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better than any other devices in the

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world uh and then we of course have

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software capability that's beyond

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anything and then uh certainly Tim has

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talked about the fact that you'll hear

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maybe more about you know some of the

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things we're doing with generative Ai

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and llms maybe in the not so distant

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future oh lovely so a lot to here on I

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think

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WWDC I I can't say I can't say but uh

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but hopefully I'll see you there

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absolutely to both of you I mean uh we

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see that iPad Pro has got the M4 now

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it's like a Le forward what we've seen

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and it gets like the fastest processing

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and all you can also I mean give me

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throw some light on the sustainability

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factor and how the performance is not

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just about performance but also how the

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battery life is enhanced or how the

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other CES work yeah yeah I think I mean

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there there's there's many components to

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sustainability and there's many things

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that we're working on to get to our

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Apple 2030 our go goal to be carbon

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neutral across all of our products and

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you know One is using recycled materials

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right so the the all these iPads the the

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airs and the pros have 100% recycled

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aluminum enclosures um recycled Rare

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Earth elements and all the magnets I

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mean that's that's something we just

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continue to expand our our recycled

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usage the other one is is efficiency

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right the more power efficient we make

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the device the less energy it uses the

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better it is for the planet so that's a

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huge part of what we do and M4 is a is a

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whole new level of power efficiency and

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then I think one of the most fundamental

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things to what we do is we we focus on

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product longevity right the longer a

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product lasts the longer you know

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someone can be using it maybe it's the

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first owner maybe it's actually they've

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sold it to the second or thir third

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owner we see that all the time that the

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that's the best thing we can do both for

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the customers and for the planet is to

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make products at last and so a huge

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amount of work goes into building and

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testing and and refining and building

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these products that are so durable and

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so reliable and so I think you'll find

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that with these iPads as well which also

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which also factors into the economics

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for a user right as John mentioned you

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might decide you're going to sell you

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know your current iPad because you're

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interested in one of the new ones or

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your current iPhone because you're

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interested in in a new one we have

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developed a secondary Market because of

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how long our products last you know that

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they continue to have value down the

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road and for us that's exciting because

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it makes it easier for the user to

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purchase a new product but it also makes

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it more affordable for somebody maybe to

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buy their first product yeah uh can you

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imagine if you bought an automobile and

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it could only last you for three years

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and then it died and you have to go buy

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a new one right and that's the way it is

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a lot of devices right and for us John

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and his team engineer them to last for

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so many years and they can be you know

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even if you give them to somebody in

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your family they can last and last and

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last which means that sometimes people

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might only compare the sticker price of

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something you know but the reality is

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that when you look at the total cost of

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ownership over the the length of time

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you can own an Apple product it's

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actually significantly more affordable

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my 2008 iPhone and MacBook is still

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works they switch it on I mean it's

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still everything so I I can really vouch

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for the longivity of devices yeah thank

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you so much so thank you what a pleasure

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thank Youk you it's great talking to you

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thank you

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