57: A New Era for the Mac, with Stephen Hackett

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WWDC 2019 will be one that we remember for a long time. Stephen Hackett is back to share is macspertise as we try to understand Apple's new world we're living in. Special Guest: Stephen Hackett.

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WWDC 2019 will be one that we remember for a long time. Stephen Hackett is back to share is macspertise as we try to understand Apple's new world we're living in. Special Guest: Stephen Hackett. Sponsored By: Spark Camera : The quickest way to shoot and edit videos on your iPhone Links: A History of the Xserve: Apple’s One Rack Wonder – MacStories A History of the Xserve: Apple’s One Rack Wonder – MacStories The Case for a 5K Thunderbolt Display – 512 Pixels Night of the living xMac | Ars Technica Here’s what creatives think of the new Mac Pro - The Verge Gear I Use – 512 Pixels Mac Power Users - Relay FM

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