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Chaszmyr

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Lets look at some of the names Apple is using for its products. First we have "PowerMac". That name outdates not only G3s, but also gigabyte HDs! Isnt it about time for an "UltraMac" or something like that?

And how about "Macintosh" do you think Apple will ever release another computer not called Macintosh?
 
what's in a name? who really cares anyway...it's not like it says "powermac" right on the front of the machine anyway...if you don't like the name, then don't buy it
 
Re: Played-Out Names

Originally posted by Chaszmyr
Isnt it about time for an "UltraMac" or something like that?
I sure hope not! "UltraMac" sounds awful! 😛
Personally I like PowerMac, as an official name, but then of course you have each generations alternate names....SawTooth, QuickSilver etc.
 
Well they could use other Apple (Fruit names) but they all sound awful: The new Apple Courtland!!

(Steals the shrooms and burns them)😉
 
I think Apple has overused the word power in their products. Powermac, Powerbook, Powerschool, PowerCD, etc. Why can't they think up really cool names like Quadra?🙄
 
Originally posted by topicolo
I think Apple has overused the word power in their products. Powermac, Powerbook, Powerschool, PowerCD, etc. Why can't they think up really cool names like Quadra?🙄
Hey, I liked the quadra name. It really meant something (68040) and it was quite catchy.
 
how about let's leave them the way they are UNLESS something completely new comes out...though i think maybe the emac should be called imac and the lcd imacs should have a different name..."ilamp" was the first name that i heard anyone say when we watched the keynote...ha ha...at least it's still nicer looking that the "ugly powermacs" (4-port dualies)
 
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