And others rejoicing.
As much as I don't need an ultra-portable, it'd be horrifically tempting.
Could someone explain for us lesser folk just what a multi-touch trackpad would likely involve?
i suppose...more like 21 inches...sounds betterWouldn't it be great![]()
As much as I don't need an ultra-portable, it'd be horrifically tempting.
Yeah I kinda had to though, because of the Holiday Return Deadline. Well whatever my Macbook is pretty awsome, and I have to get used to the "Better product" being released 6 months after anywaysTip for the newbies: Never, EVER buy a Mac just prior to MacWorld. You either get a better offering for the same price, or you get a chance to save hundreds on what you just ordered yesterday.
Here's to hoping for a 22" laptop...
The Powerbook 2400 lives.
Apple is also said to be introducing more than one notebook revision at Macworld. What combination of Sub-Notebook, MacBook or MacBook Pro remains unknown, but we've heard that at least one of these new notebooks will incorporate a multi-touch trackpad. The possibility of a multi-touch trackpad has been suggested by both rumors and published patent applications but has not previously been explicitly confirmed.
Maybe Arn or someone else could provide some clarification on that. What is meant by "multitouch" trackpad in terms of functionality?
wow, this is pathetic - all the "normal" people are long sleeping and here we are discussing damn apple rumors on new year![]()
Not having an optical drive built in is a really bad idea. It's going to cut out a lot of potential buyers in the business world. If you travel a lot, you won't want to deal with having to plug in an external device to read CD/DVD's, especially if you're on an airplane. What if you want to watch a movie that you buy on a whim during a layover at the airport? It would suck to hookup another device just to watch a DVD!
When I'm at a clients office and they want to transfer files, they usually hand me a CD. It's going to be a hassle to carry around an optical drive, and it will be embarrassing to say you have no way to read their CD.
However, if this is a sub notebook that is not much bigger than a Palm or Newton, then that's a different story.
well, you have to realize that a lot of people posting right now are in their normal waking hour time zones.![]()
Not having an optical drive built in is a really bad idea. It's going to cut out a lot of potential buyers in the business world. If you travel a lot, you won't want to deal with having to plug in an external device to read CD/DVD's, especially if you're on an airplane. What if you want to watch a movie that you buy on a whim during a layover at the airport? It would suck to hookup another device just to watch a DVD!
When I'm at a clients office and they want to transfer files, they usually hand me a CD. It's going to be a hassle to carry around an optical drive, and it will be embarrassing to say you have no way to read their CD.