I love that idea, just like apple tv can access stuff on your main machine, why not take the concept a stage further. You could even have access to other macs or pcs, given you have password etc. Whilst we need more storage to hold our digital lives, why not detach it from the portable and sit it in your home/office!
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Macworld San Francisco: Covered Banners, Early Shipments
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I love that idea, just like apple tv can access stuff on your main machine, why not take the concept a stage further. You could even have access to other macs or pcs, given you have password etc. Whilst we need more storage to hold our digital lives, why not detach it from the portable and sit it in your home/office!
Small resolution screen
Please have a look at the GarageBand photo, the size of the menu bar is not coming from a 20" or 23" LCD.
Can it mean something to the comfirm the "Macbook Air" ?????
Please have a look at the GarageBand photo, the size of the menu bar is not coming from a 20" or 23" LCD.
Can it mean something to the comfirm the "Macbook Air" ?????
He's commenting on the source resolution you dope. Just because the projector scales the image, doesn't mean it doesn't retain it's layout.
For presentations, usually you can use a lower resolution so that more people can see the app running.
I'm in charge of projection systems at church and have a front projection system at home for my home theater.
Not bad for a dope....
Well anyone that knows a thing about a quality presentation knows that you don't set the projector to anything but it's native resolution.
Head of the AV club at your local church. Let me step aside grand wizard. I guess projecting on a screen 100 feet across doesn't allow more people to see an app running.
yeh 4am for you. you should meet up with the mactalk guys, theyre doing a live podcast.
If you mean the keynote presentation in an hour, there will be live coverage of the Macworld keynote, with still photos, at MacRumorsLive.com. A QuickTime video of the keynote will be available later in the day at apple.com. The details are in this article.
