Casey Liss

I'm very curious to see what they do launch, what they do announce.

I'm starting to get a little bit of the itch to replace my M3 Max MacBook Pro only a teeny bit because it's really an incredible computer and I have nothing to complain about.

see also my car um but i'm starting to get a little bit of the itch so i'm starting to kind of think to myself well maybe and i don't think this is happening next week but when the like oled touchscreen allegedly launches i think german has most recently said at the end of the year maybe i'll do something then so i can try the touchscreen even though i don't

think there's anything about that that like i don't want to touch screen macbook pro but i feel like for the show if nothing else i need to get one and try it so we'll see what happens but i'm very excited for next weekend to see even if it's you know kind of silly stuff that is just press releases or whatever i'm still excited to see what apple has to say so we'll see

All right, moving on.

Apple apparently has been planning to and continues to plan to make some Mac minis in the United States.

They put up a newsroom post about this as we record this thing yesterday, the day before yesterday.

Yeah, yesterday.

So Apple on February 24th announced a significant expansion of factory operations in Houston.

Sorry, I'm reading from the newsroom post.

Bringing the future production of Mac mini to the U.S.

for the first time.

The company will also expand advanced AI server manufacturing at the factory and provide hands-on training at its new advanced manufacturing center beginning later this year.

This newsroom post was mostly unremarkable.

Basically, hey, some of the Mac minis we're going to build here.

Which ones?

Who knows?

But it's going to happen.

Um, but John, you had found, and maybe somebody pointed, pointed it to you.

I don't know, but you had found a wall street journal video that I think was like eight to 10 minutes, somewhere in that neck of the woods.