Or they expect to release new computers before ML is ready...?
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I think that's coming soon. I bet Intel's new chips are ready to go, or are at least in the manufacturing stage now.
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Apple Tweaking More Icons, Upgrading to HiDPI Sizes in OS X 10.7.4
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Or they expect to release new computers before ML is ready...?
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I think that's coming soon. I bet Intel's new chips are ready to go, or are at least in the manufacturing stage now.
That's either a brilliantly twisted sarcastic sig, or you are a seriously sick puppy who needs to find professional help.
That's either a brilliantly twisted sarcastic sig, or you are a seriously sick puppy who needs to find professional help.
he should be adding though that it was manufactured in China.
I commented on the reflection and texturing. How many Maya (3ds, etc...) licenses do you own?
I'll rather pay for a proper protection. This is completely useless if the thief doesn't boot to system and reinstalls right away, which is a pretty likely scenario.
These guys claim that their software is persistent and recovers itself even after reformatting the hdd, so we'll see... http://www.absolute.com/lojackforlaptops/
I don't give a damn about the Mac itself anyway - the insurance company will the compensation, but data loss is what matters to me. I accidentally wiped my TimeCapsule a couple of days before and was about to set a new backup soon. Bad luck.
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Perhaps they are thinking of increasing the resolution of the standalone monitor as well and are wanting existing Lion users to support it and thus buy it without forcing them to upgrade.
Only now do I realise that automator is holding a length of pipe. I used to think it was a rocket launcher.
With HiDPI coming, what does mean for current (standard) hardware? Will we see anything sharper or will we be able to simply view some things at a larger size?
I think HiDPI icons in 10.7 Lion doesn't necessarily mean a new hardware upgrade.
Maybe they just want to give the option to users who run Thunderbolt Displays or maybe they're going to release Retina Thunderbolt Display - many people attach the displays to older Mac Mini's or Pro's.
Also I'm convinced that the MB Pro's will be launched along with Mountain Lion, not sooner. Apple doesn't usually support older OS on newest hardware - you can't (at least not easily) boot a copy of Snow Leopard on latest Macbook Airs for example.
And it makes sense, Mac OS is no Windows, why keep the backward compatibility? This way Apple can focus always on current OS and put more effort in the security, stability and usability on newest system (while older OSes still get upgraded on older machines).
It's a win win situation and the reason why sometimes people with other OSes run into problems - they're just too fragmented and there's always room for error when you have to maintain compatibility on plethora of hardware configurations.
Just my 2 .c
Maybe they just want to give the option to users who run Thunderbolt Displays or maybe they're going to release Retina Thunderbolt Display - many people attach the displays to older Mac Mini's or Pro's.
Also I'm convinced that the MB Pro's will be launched along with Mountain Lion, not sooner. Apple doesn't usually support older OS on newest hardware - you can't (at least not easily) boot a copy of Snow Leopard on latest Macbook Airs for example.
And it makes sense, Mac OS is no Windows, why keep the backward compatibility? This way Apple can focus always on current OS and put more effort in the security, stability and usability on newest system (while older OSes still get upgraded on older machines).
It's a win win situation and the reason why sometimes people with other OSes run into problems - they're just too fragmented and there's always room for error when you have to maintain compatibility on plethora of hardware configurations.
Just my 2 .c
That's either a brilliantly twisted sarcastic sig, or you are a seriously sick puppy who needs to find professional help.
A little bit of both
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I fully agree. Apple should FIRST focus on 100% functionality, problems fixing before keeping themselves busy with gimmicks.
I'm still waiting to get the smb stuff working as it should be for example. Document sharing hardly works or only works for a brief moment until you reboot