Yeah, and you can look at the "Legal Threats" section of The Pirate Bay and there a few Apple ones there, too.
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Yeah, and you can look at the "Legal Threats" section of The Pirate Bay and there a few Apple ones there, too.
fake.....
well it does but does anyone think that apple is more likely to put the black bezel on the MB to keep it inline with the imac it seem to make more sence and that would bring back the same effect as white for lower end aand aluminium for pro machines well i think it makes more sence...
well it does but does anyone think that apple is more likely to put the black bezel on the MB to keep it inline with the imac it seem to make more sence and that would bring back the same effect as white for lower end aand aluminium for pro machines well i think it makes more sence...
I'm not saying these are real, but it would save Apple some coin to use the same keyboard in all three flavors of laptops..........
I don't mind the black, after seeing an Air in person.
I don't mind the black, after seeing an Air in person.
You know, I read those every once and a while when I want a good laugh - there's some good stuff there, especially some of the replies!
You know, I read those every once and a while when I want a good laugh - there's some good stuff there, especially some of the replies!
Yeah, me too, the replies are very funny
Yeah, me too, the replies are very funny
I personally applaud TPB's overall bastardliness with some of their replies -simply awesome.
I was going to say exactly that. It's an obvious hoax as they would have the leopard background compared to the iMac and such boxes shipped with the blue one as pictured..
How do you get an @apple.com email
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I've got a @mac.com email address but didn't realise you can get an @apple.com. How do you get it?
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I've got a @mac.com email address but didn't realise you can get an @apple.com. How do you get it?
No....its not. That's the argument that the responder was making to support the concern that the images are fake.
it is probably hidden just like in the imacs you cant see it verywell but it is there great job
Actually based on its latin root of Alumina, Aluminum would be the most proper spelling. The original discoverer of aluminum in fact prefered this initially although later agreed to use the aluminium spelling to conform it with strontium, potassium, etc.
And while there are more "ium" than "um" elements, that does not mean the others are "inconsistencies" since many of them existed as named BEFORE other "ium" metals were named. If we go by "there are more of x than y" as determining correctness, I assume that means you are willing to concede that by such logic American spelling and pronunciation is now in fact correct as the population of the U.S. is three times that the COMBINED population of GB, Canada and Australia and I doubt the remaining countries which speak British English as their primary language can make up the difference. Of course really by that logic, whatever the Chinese call something must be the official name, more people speak Chinese than any other language as their native tongue...
However BOTH spellings are considered correct, different countries prefer one to the other, but IUPAC has in fact recognized BOTH as valid. And no, the REST of the world doesn't do it "right" with the extra i, different countries do one or the other.
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he is right but if you look(http://www.apple.com/imac/design.html) there it is spelled "aluminum" not "aluminium" so i doubt
would change how they spell it?
Email, yes. However Apple IDs can be anything at all, which is where the confusion here with the @apple.com iTunes account stemmed from. The hoaxer had created an Apple ID for 0@apple.com to make it look "real."
he is right but if you look(http://www.apple.com/imac/design.html) there it is spelled "aluminum" not "aluminium" so i doubt
Even on the UK site (http://www.apple.com/uk/imac/design.html) they didn't both to change the image to the British spelling, so it doesn't follow that they would for a concept drawing.
Classy
exactly thats what makes me know this is so fake. but take notes at this moc up of the MB and MBP because they are classy!
exactly thats what makes me know this is so fake. but
take notes at this moc up of the MB and MBP because they are classy!571 comments already!! WTFIGOH?
I really hope Apple do something soon, if only to end this seemingly endless debate.
Rumour breeds speculation. Speculation breeds more speculation, conjecture, argument, posturing, pontification*, more speculation, arguments about the spelling of Aluminium... leading to threats of a Latin word war!...
*Shall I open my Thesaurus?
Please please please Apple, RELEASE THE NEW MACBOOKS AND MACBOOK PROs BEFORE THIS TOPIC EATS US!
Just go and watch mememolly for half an hour. I recommend: the internet. It's had over 1.8 Million hits so far, so you're probably already familiar with it. But as an inward look at what we're about... it's a classic imo.
And Molly has a MacBook Pro... so she's one of us.
I really hope Apple do something soon, if only to end this seemingly endless debate.
Rumour breeds speculation. Speculation breeds more speculation, conjecture, argument, posturing, pontification*, more speculation, arguments about the spelling of Aluminium... leading to threats of a Latin word war!...
*Shall I open my Thesaurus?
Please please please Apple, RELEASE THE NEW MACBOOKS AND MACBOOK PROs BEFORE THIS TOPIC EATS US!
Just go and watch mememolly for half an hour. I recommend: the internet. It's had over 1.8 Million hits so far, so you're probably already familiar with it. But as an inward look at what we're about... it's a classic imo.
And Molly has a MacBook Pro... so she's one of us.
lol
The funny thing is that Americans cannot say ALUMINIUM
I have no idea why they call Aluminum instead of Aluminium, which is the international name for that specific metal.
The funny thing is that Americans cannot say ALUMINIUM
I have no idea why they call Aluminum instead of Aluminium, which is the international name for that specific metal.
As an American I find this kinda funny too. When I studied in the UK the first time my Prof. said aluminium, I really was confused (even my spell check is confused at the moment). I was familiar with a number of nuances between our versions of English but that was one I'd never known about.
Regardless, we are American and are stubborn as hell.
Actually, another post gave info to the contrary. Aluminum was the standard pronunciation until it was changed to fit with the rest of the "ium" elements by the UK. Now, both pronunciations and spellings are correct.
It's actually the UK that wants to change things to fit their own game, as is usually the case.
Amen to that.