What time is the event. No sites reporting on this invitation mention what time it starts and I don't have time to read through 900 posts to see if it was posted by someone.
Thanks!
Thanks!
jholzner said:What time is the event. No sites reporting on this invitation mention what time it starts and I don't have time to read through 900 posts to see if it was posted by someone.
Thanks!
kaneda said:Is releasing hardware update consider innovation? Probably software
Peace said:The invitation says "pro inovations".Plural..Not singular as in "inovation"..
Apple is inviting the media to see it's latest "pro inovations"..
We know about Photo Pro.That would be an "inovation".Singular.So there must be more to the "inovations" than software..
It's pretty obvious this event is more.
wdlove said:Hopefully everyone is ready for all the visitors tomorrow. Sounds like we are in for another interesting day. We know for sure there is an event tomorrow. Now bring on the goodies Steve.
bentoon said:I think that they will be introducing a new video iPod
Really
I think they will be upgrading the iMac to be more like a home entertainment center - call me crazy - they might even put a camera inside the computer, like a built in iSight
macam said:I have to agree with you... it would make sense to see a form factor change to the Powerbooks now in this update tomorrow. The reason being that if they do the form change now instead of when we move to Intel, it would seem like less of a drastic move - i.e. New form factor, new cpu, etc etc, people will be less likely to move over to the new Intel Powerbook. So if they do the form factor change now, then it will be the same form when they move it over to Intel next year, then people will feel more comfortable with this... Does that make sense?
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DaveNinja said:here is what i heard from an "insider":
It's a "Special Edition - Early Adopters" MacTel box - one configuration, available to everyone for $1899.00. Specifications are not known - but suppossedly it's wickedly fast, and it comes in an aluminum enclosure similar to a G5 - but in a 10 inch "Cube" form factor.
sorry to spoil it
cal6n said:Makes no sense at all, IMO. The Intel change has already been billed by His Steveness as a huge transition. New form factors will underline this so don't expect any external differences in the Powerbook or Powermac until "I-day".
firebox said:i think it makes no sense from a mac loyalists point of view because we don't really like change that much, especially as whatever product it is, we would have been screaming its asthetic praises since it's release. however i dont think apple should be thinking 100% about users it already has in the bag! the other 95% of people will always need a newer, better reason to switch.
also (bring on the flames) i think there is room for improvement with the powerbooks design........leaving work so gotta make this quick, hope i got the point across......FLAME AWAY!!
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DaveNinja said:here is what i heard from an "insider":
It's a "Special Edition - Early Adopters" MacTel box - one configuration, available to everyone for $1899.00. Specifications are not known - but suppossedly it's wickedly fast, and it comes in an aluminum enclosure similar to a G5 - but in a 10 inch "Cube" form factor.
sorry to spoil it
The event is at noon eastern. Macworld UK verifies this here:tekmoe said:all i have found is 12:00 noon. i assume this is Eastern Time but have not had anyone verify it.
Chundles said:No flaming, I want to hear your suggestions for a new PowerBook form factor. I'm not really creative and aside from colour changes I can't think of any way to change it. What're your ideas?
As I recall, about a half hour before the event last Wednesday, reports started coming in from around the world about online Apple Stores closing, then about 10 minutes before the hour I couldn't get onto MacRumors at all because of all the traffic. It became hard to get any information. I have wondered why they don't just do an instant change in the Apple Stores without closing them.wdlove said:Hopefully everyone is ready for all the visitors tomorrow. Sounds like we are in for another interesting day. We know for sure there is an event tomorrow. Now bring on the goodies Steve.
That would explain this announcement showing up in my mail earlier today:DaveNinja said:here is what i heard from an "insider":
It's a "Special Edition - Early Adopters" MacTel box - one configuration, available to everyone for $1899.00. Specifications are not known - but suppossedly it's wickedly fast, and it comes in an aluminum enclosure similar to a G5 - but in a 10 inch "Cube" form factor.
sorry to spoil it
In spite of what I said, I think the shipment times are a good indication for a hardware change ... I hope.Truffy said:No biggie, dual dual 2.5GHz will do me fine!![]()
But I'm with DavidCar on this. There have been too many "one more thing!"s that have just turned into "was that it?"s recently. I'm keeping my expectations low, so I can only be pleasantly surprised.![]()
They've been using that flow chart in a lot of things. The linked article describes how to go about starting a port to Intel, so Apple apparently aren't under the impression that ISVs are ready yet.lalcan said:That would explain this announcement showing up in my mail earlier today:
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