dsswarehouse said:I wonder if they would introduce a 20" display to the powerbook line
nagromme said:How bizarre, if true. Who cares if there's contrast between the screen... and the frame? And black WOULD have contrast against the whites, grays and colors of apps... except when you have your display turned off...
I'm all for neutral, but I don't see the problem with that neutral color being dark gray or black. (In fact, I see LaCie displays for designers in dark blue.)Mac_Freak said:Designer care, light colors, especially current silver is quite neutral and easy on eyes. When you do a lot of graphic stuff and color is important to you, you want to have as neutral workspace as possible. This is why Apple's display had always light neutral colors, at least the pro stuff.
iQuit said:Adobe and video editing is pretty much all Macs have running for them, Steve isn't that stupid....but then again he is making an Intel switch.
Odd that it would be released before a pro photo conference, though. A pro iPhoto app isn't *that* interesting to photo pros . . . or is it?
Nothing to see here.freiheit said:overstock.com is listing the 1GB Apple iPod Shuffle for $119 USD. Overstock.com is known for helping companies to clear out inventory on discontinued products. Farfetched as it may be, could Apple have another iPod announcement coming on October 19?
http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?page=proframe&prod_id=1678305
That's the HP Shuffle, already announced as discontinued.overstock.com said:Model No: PX766AA#ABA
Talcott said:Dont' forget audio Macs are King their as well.......![]()
deanwaterman said:Why couldn't they do a 512 shuffle @ $69.00 and 1 GB @ $99? And maybe even a 2 GB @ $129.00 There is still a good market for the shuffle, albeit a little difficult right now when for $70 more you can get a 2 GB with color screen. I myself would own a shuffle for $69 or $99 just for carrying on the job sites, in the pocket to do data transfers and for places I wouldn't care so much if I damaged it or lost it.
How about the rest of you guys? Would you add a shuffle to your personal line-up if it was cheaper???
dsswarehouse said:I wonder if they would introduce a 20" display to the powerbook line
Stella said:An Intel switch is both brave and a really good idea.
Moto, Freescale, IBM all could not produce the processors. This leaves Apple with the x86 option.
berkleeboy210 said:I'd LOVE a new Black Powerbook to match my new video iPod, and don't forget, a built in dock on the Powerbook as well!
revjay said:
It will be kind of interesting to see if any of the details do eventually get published. Like you say, he would have discussed the move with engineering but ultimately he would have to pluck some number out of the ether. That number would be some kind of heuristic based on how many hours he can wring out of engineering, how long it will take the third-party software developers to convert, and how long he thinks the public will wait for product.Roller said:You mean like the time he promised a 3 GHz G5 in a year?![]()
Seriously, even Steve Jobs would base the date on estimates from engineering and manufacturing.
NewbieNerd said:Not to be sexist or anything, but I assume most of you are guys, right? I think we are most nerds with less nerdy girlfriends/fiances/wives if there is a woman in your life, right? This a random post, no?![]()
Okay, for those of who correctly classified above: do any of you guys have your wife/whatever on an ibook or powerbook? I definitely will get a powerbook for myself, but I was thinking an ibook would be perfect for the fiance because it's light, cheaper, and can do what she needs to do, which is internet/excel/word etc. Anyone have any experience with this and find the wife/whatever happy/unhappy with the ibook/powerbook?![]()
NewbieNerd said:Not to be sexist or anything, but I assume most of you are guys, right? I think we are most nerds with less nerdy girlfriends/fiances/wives if there is a woman in your life, right? This a random post, no?![]()
Okay, for those of who correctly classified above: do any of you guys have your wife/whatever on an ibook or powerbook? I definitely will get a powerbook for myself, but I was thinking an ibook would be perfect for the fiance because it's light, cheaper, and can do what she needs to do, which is internet/excel/word etc. Anyone have any experience with this and find the wife/whatever happy/unhappy with the ibook/powerbook?![]()
Apple's choice of Intel is about what's coming next year, NOT about AMD vs. Intel (or IBM for that matter) today. It's about the Pentium M and the chips that are being derived from that. (And also about Intel's ability to deliver in volume, which some have said AMD can't always do. Not sure about that.)iQuit said:I have used AMD and Intel and AMD is faster at multitasking by far, even on the Athlon XP machines, with quanitspeed architecture...they can do a lot of processing. I think AMD should be in Macs...not Intel.
Now hold on JUST a second!NewbieNerd said:Not to be sexist or anything, but I assume most of you are guys, right? I think we are most nerds with less nerdy girlfriends/fiances/wives if there is a woman in your life, right? ... do any of you guys have your wife/whatever on an ibook or powerbook?
nagromme said:Apple's choice of Intel is about what's coming next year, NOT about AMD vs. Intel (or IBM for that matter) today. It's about the Pentium M and the chips that are being derived from that. (And also about Intel's ability to deliver in volume, which some have said AMD can't always do. Not sure about that.)
Now hold on JUST a second!
We're on MacRumors on Saturday night and you think we have girlfriends?![]()
fklehman said:Isn't a 2GB shuffle going to eat into the low-end Nano if it's significantly cheaper than the Nano, or be eaten into BY the Nano if it's almost as expensive as the Nano? I know it lacks a screen, but I'm just wondering what others think.
Something tells me they won't do that. If they had wanted the Nano to be 4 & 6 GB models, they would have started it that way. It's not like they didn't think of it, after all, it was replacing the Mini, which was 4 & 6. Something made Apple bring it down to 2 & 4, either size or cost, most likely.Whyren said:Not if they up the Nano to 4GB and 6GB.![]()