Re: I'm going to be disappointed...
Originally posted by crenz
Whatever the updates will be, I'll probably be disappointed.
I think it's quite likely that you'll be disappointed, at least to some extent. And if you weren't, I would be...
I'm waiting to buy a 12.1" PB. But I'm quite sure the new model will have
- Still no L3 cache
- Probably only 1 GHz
If that...
- Still only the lowly 1024x768 resolution
Wishing for technology that doesn't exist? Although I haven't made an exhaustive search, a preliminary search showed no 12" LCDs at any higher resolutions than this, anyway.
- Still only 128 MB RAM built-in
128MB built in isn't that bad. Sure, 256MB would be better, but I'd rather be able to plug a 1G chip into the expansion port...
- Still only one mouse button
Oh, please, no! I hope that Apple
never puts more than one mouse button on their laptops! I've never used a Windows laptop that had a decently functional two buttons by a track pad. It's trivially easy to use the control key when using the track pad, and when using an external, well, then you've got multiple buttons.
I suppose the one saving grace it that I'm fairly certain if Apple ever did add a second button to their 'Books, they'd do it in a way that would work...
Generally, new models are introduced at the same price point as previous models...
- Four weeks delivery time
Or, according to some rumors, there might not be an update for the 12" at this time. Way to go, Apple 🙁
I don't get why people can't cope with high resolutions. That's what font setttings and different icon sizes are for... The whole OS should operate on a dpi basis rather than pixels. Would make things so much easier. I for one wouldn't mind 1280x1024 on the 12" at all. And my roommate's 16" 1600x1200 Dell is very nice to work with. He's running Linux though, so he doesn't face Apple's restrictions on setting system font sizes.
Now, here I have to agree. Apple should open this up to user control...