Which is why I said "I think it is overrated"—in other-words, it is my opinion.That's your personal opinion though.
Which is why I said "I think it is overrated"—in other-words, it is my opinion.That's your personal opinion though.
Yep, it does work -- *very* well.In the new notebooks, you can set a portion of the new trackpad to right-click when you click on the assigned portion. Supposedly anyway.
I hear that Apple is in a pissing match with the blu-ray consortium about licensing fees.
Believe it or not, not having an easy right-click was the #1 issue holding up my PC-to-MBP switch, as I use it *all* the time in XP and Vista. In my book, having to press a control key while clicking, thus requiring two hands on the keboard when working just with the mouse pointer, was a terribly half-@$$ed approach, unbefitting the otherwise graceful execution of the OSX gui.
I still think blu-ray is overrated. I know there are more pixels and it looks better than a DVD. But, it's not life changing or even lifestyle changing—I get the same amount of enjoyment watching blu-ray movies as I do watching DVD movies.
As far as storage goes, I'll stick with what I've got—it's worked for me thus far.
i agree 100%.
unless you are downloading 5gb of porn or movies a day (which is illegal in the first place) you really have no need for this type of size for backups. DVD's work fine for me at the moment and I am still contemplating getting a 1TB external for a continuous backup for time machine.
as for as DVDs, i think regular DVD's are fine for me for backing up normal files. i agree that hdtv or blu-ray looks spectacular on my 52'' plasma but spending 500$ for a nice player and 30$ a pop per blu-ray dvd, i really dont see the cost-benefit for it.
plus i only buy DVD's of classic movies that i will watch over and over that i truly enjoy... I dont buy every new DVD that is released like most people out there. =\
no blu ray![]()
i agree 100%.
unless you are downloading 5gb of porn or movies a day (which is illegal in the first place) you really have no need for this type of size for backups. DVD's work fine for me at the moment and I am still contemplating getting a 1TB external for a continuous backup for time machine.
as for as DVDs, i think regular DVD's are fine for me for backing up normal files. i agree that hdtv or blu-ray looks spectacular on my 52'' plasma but spending 500$ for a nice player and 30$ a pop per blu-ray dvd, i really dont see the cost-benefit for it.
plus i only buy DVD's of classic movies that i will watch over and over that i truly enjoy... I dont buy every new DVD that is released like most people out there. =\
To me, its a travesty to pay a lot of money for a nice HDTV, then watch movies (which, next to sports, are the material you would MOST want to see in HD) in crap 480p.
Fine with me. I think Blu-ray is overrated anyway.
Indeed. Can you imagine watching Plan 9 From Outer Space in stunning HD? It's still going to suck and be just as easy to make fun of.I think that you, Jahutch, like a lot of Blu-ray advocates, are in danger of confusing the medium with the message. A crap film is still crap, even if it's in 1080
I want more snow leopard info.
We'll probably have to wait til MWSF 09.![]()
What a bunch of absolute garbage. It's been proven that after some light hacking of the new trackpad drivers, Early 2008 MacBook Airs and Pros are fully capable of implementing the new trackpad gestures through software.
Thanks for nothing, Apple. Looks like your marketing department wins out over customer satisfaction yet again.
I guess I'll just have to hack the drivers when the update comes out.
Boy, you have THAT right. The bugs that I run in to are in the interface... The INTERFACE! Those, to me, are an embarrassment. Windows has many shortcomings, but their Explorer is, by and large, consistent in operation.
Boy, you have THAT right. The bugs that I run in to are in the interface... The INTERFACE! Those, to me, are an embarrassment. Windows has many shortcomings, but their Explorer is, by and large, consistent in operation.
In the new notebooks, you can set a portion of the new trackpad to right-click when you click on the assigned portion. Supposedly anyway.
First, blu-ray is not overated just because you can't see the difference. Second, I would love to back up my 30gb of photos and precious documents on a hard media that I can put somewhere else.
How about WD 320GB Passport external drive for $99. It is faster, smaller & lighter than iPod touch, cheapper than BD drive and works with any computer/OS with USB 2.0. How many computers have BD drives? You do the math...
Damnit Apple, just let me use those new Multitouch functions in my Multitouch capable Mac. Stop screwing owners of your previous-gen products.![]()