BRLawyer said:The lack of elevator pics means only one THING, yeah...PowerBook G5 TOMORROW! YEAHHHHHHHHHH!!
G5s are so yesterday. I want a G6.
:-D
BRLawyer said:The lack of elevator pics means only one THING, yeah...PowerBook G5 TOMORROW! YEAHHHHHHHHHH!!
I don't think Apple would go that route personally - where would they be sold? Apple Store or a *insert plasma company retailers name here* shop? Although it's certainly a nice idea! I think that it would somewhat go against Apple's latest ideas and such...Bonte said:How about this, not Apple selling the plasma's but other big name company's bundling there plasma's with the mini. Plausible and the plasma rumors would fit in perfectly.
BlizzardBomb said:2.8Ghz... yeah right. IMO the Mac Mini only needs 3 things to be perfected:
- 7200rpm HD with larger storage
- At least an ATI 9600/X300
- Bluetooth, Airport and a Superdrive as standard on all models.
It would also be nice if they introduced a high-end model of the Mac Mini with the same specs as the iMac (X600, 160GB standard, double-layer Superdrive, DDR2 RAM). The Cube returns![]()
That's also my take on the 42" and 50" rumors. If there's any truth to them. Maybe some HDTV vendor has new screens that have some kind of special connection capability to the new mini, i.e. a built-in "dock" or bracket to hold the new Mac mini.AtariMac said:I think Apple will announce they have partnered with one of the Japanese LCD/Plasma screen manufacturers to bundle a Mac Mini with one of their screens.
Apple concentrates on the media center, Japanese TV MFG concentrates on the TV. Both win and both do what they do best.
Doctor Q said:Does he ever mention the stock price?
Bonte said:How about this, not Apple selling the plasma's but other big name company's bundling there plasma's with the mini. Plausible and the plasma rumors would fit in perfectly.
I expect the Mac Mini to get Core Solo, not Core Duo, at least on the lowest models (which means they wouldn't ship yet).Trench said:Could it be that the mac mini does not have the Yonah chip. Intel is also releasing new Pentium D dual-core chips 2.8GHz to 3.4GHz on the 65-nanometer manufacturing process.
nagromme said:Actually, the should keep the low-end model cheap, and so it should NOT include things like wireless and DVD burning standard. A lot of people don't need those things, and the Mac Mini is the entry model for them. Keep those frills optional.
I wouldn't even object to integrated Intel graphics. That wouldn't meet MY needs, but it would meet a LOT of people's. Just price it lower.
TVGenius said:Plasma... too fragile, too heavy, LOW resolution... and what market is clamoring for this? Bad idea... Plasma is going to quickly go the way of the dodo. Why pay $2000+ for a monitor with a native resolution no better than SVGA and is extremely susceptible to burn-in?
No, but I consider being highly suseptable to burn-in a fatal flaw of Plasma displays. I expect DLP or LCD to reign champion of HDTV, until something even better somes along, like holographic projection of course.ZorPrime said:Do you consider 1080p low resolution?![]()
Ouch! Thank goodness I only have to wait until noon in my time zone.MacsRgr8 said:It will be 6 pm over here....
Gotta wait the whole day!! aargghhhh![]()
Haven't they milked that bastard of a processor enough already? Time to let sleeping dogs lie out to pasture. Bring me my intel based PowerBook.arturo said:Everybody talks about Intel on PowerBook, what about one last version of PowerBook using PowerPC dual core G4, I think Freescale released that chips several months ago, isn't?
They also have to wait just as long as us to see MWSF. I think they have it worse actually, because instead of waiting until 12:00pm EST tomorrow, they have to wait until 6:00pm GMT. (18:00) ouch!Lacero said:Wish I was in the UK right now - they are ahead of us by +8 hours.![]()