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Anyone know what the NEW MacBook Pro's will contain inside them?
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I don't know what a gram cracker is? US thing?
I wanted Cookie Dough but the problems that would cause.
Plus, I like it gooey, not totally waterified - new word - which it would be in the MBP.
The next MacBook Pro will be made of plastic.
Someone can't spell
It's Graham crackers.
Someone can't spell
It's Graham crackers.
Hey, I didn't write it first.The next MacBook Pro will be made of plastic.
Someone can't spell
It's Graham crackers.
I'm a lost little Brit boy.
Can't believe people haven't said this. They will have:
- CPU
- RAM
- Logic board
- Wi-Fi
- 2 USB ports
- Ethernet
- Mini-Display Port
- Super Drive x8
- Bluetooth
What are specs those things will have? We don't know.
- CPU
- RAM
- Logic board
- Wi-Fi
- 2 USB ports
- Ethernet
- Mini-Display Port
- Super Drive x8
- Bluetooth
What are specs those things will have? We don't know.
Hey, I didn't write it first.
I'm a lost little Brit boy.
I know you didn't type it, hence the someone
Yeah they're supposed to be sweet crackers (oppose to regular salty ones) and have the texture of sweetmeal biscuits. They are made from course flour, and nowadays come in a 4"x2" size which breaks into 4 2"x1" pieces. Commonly eaten by putting a marshmellow and chocolate chip on top, and heated (with something like a microwave) to make s'mores.
I know you didn't type it, hence the someone
Yeah they're supposed to be sweet crackers (oppose to regular salty ones) and have the texture of sweetmeal biscuits. They are made from course flour, and nowadays come in a 4"x2" size which breaks into 4 2"x1" pieces. Commonly eaten by putting a marshmellow and chocolate chip on top, and heated (with something like a microwave) to make s'mores.
more than i ever wanted to know about graham crackers haha.
and who uses a microwave to make smores?! that's not very fun
The iMac doesn't use an ATI card...it has an option for an ATI card. Considering Apple has been using nVidia cards for now 2 years in the MBP line. On another note, Apple and nVidia have been working well over 5 years on using GPU's as another "general" processor. Thats where OpenCL will come into play. Which is why I said before that Apple will be sticking to nVidia cards. There is always the chance that Apple will go back to ATI cards, but I dont see it... nobody knows what Apple will do. And I am sure there is some sort of deal between Apple and nVidia...