This is what i reckon is a reasonable guess for what is to happen
$1199
20"
2.2GHZ
1GB (upto 4gb)
160GB
SuperDrive
X3100
$1499
20"
2.2GHZ (option to 2.4)
2GB
250GB
SuperDrive
8600 - 128 (option to 256gt)
$1799
24"
2.4GHZ
2GB
250GB
SuperDrive
8600gt - 256
No no no. A combo drive in ANY modern computer is simply insane. Integrated graphics would also be ridiculous.I predict the base model will have a combo drive, not a Superdrive.
And will still have integrated (but better) graphics.
No no no. A combo drive in ANY modern computer is simply insane. Integrated graphics would also be ridiculous.
"Slashgear" (?!) was invited but not MR?! I feel bad for Arn...![]()
"Slashgear" (?!) was invited but not MR?! I feel bad for Arn...![]()
No no no. A combo drive in ANY modern computer is simply insane. Integrated graphics would also be ridiculous.
MacRumors should have been invited! Regardless, I have the feeling we'll get some surprises apart from the more obvious; dead Mini, new iMacs. I feel the the ultra-portable will be announce and the new keyboard will have some surprises regarding multi-touch.
http://base.googlehosted.com/base_media?q=hand-6072089994745782906&size=1
Just kidding, this is an old Mock Up!![]()
All other ads are in Spanish, this one along is in English. Surely more than one member here is from a Spanish speaking country
I think "Stupidity aside" is an excellent way to start what has to be one of the dumbest things I've read in some time.Stupidity aside the truth is that just like any other hardware manufacturer there are Gaps that Apple need to fill in, regardless of them making a profit or not.
From: XXXXX
Subject: Apple August 7 Event
Date: August 5, 2007 6:13:15 PM MST
To: tipline@gmail.com
Hello,
My name is XXXXX and I am a now-former employee of Apple Inc. I decided to retire on July 20, and I found it to be a rewarding career. Tip: If you get offered a job at Apple, take it !. I worked as a Systems Engineer at Apple (I would test the compatibilty of OS X with new proccessors and new hardware), and I have some information could interest you and your readers. First of all, I would like to say that the employment of me at Apple was quite unique. I was deemed Self-employed, so the NDA I signed was a revised version. There was a loophole in the NDA, and my lawyer has assured me that I can share the following information with you (sorry, I would have gotten the info to you right when I knew it, but I had to confirm that it was OK with my lawyer). Please be aware that I have limited information, and since I never worked at Apple marketing department, I have no clue about the prices of the units, the final names, or any other info than I am supplying you.
These are products being annouced at the Apple event on August 7:
-iMac 20 and 24 inches. Brushed Metal covers its entirety. The base on the bottom of the new iMac is different, however it is hard to explain and many readers would be perplexed if I tried to explain it. Both models come with a 2.4GHz Intel Penryn chip. (side note: The Penryns were a breeze to test with OS X, and that new keyboard is so damn light). The new iMacs are 0.25 inches thinner than the previous generation.
-Apple Display (don’t know what their final/exact name will be): 20, 24, and 32 inches. Same form factor, however there will be rounded corners and an iSight cam built in. (side note: My team had to test color profiling on these units).
-The Woodcrest chips in the Mac Pro are going to be replaced with Penryn chips. I believe the configurations before hand were 2.0, 2.66, and 3.0GHZ. That has also been changed to 2.4, 3.0, and 3.33GHZ. Quad-core and 8-core will still be available. I don’t even know if this will be considered a new “generation”.
-I have been told that the Mac Mini will vanish from Apple’s website, but Jobs isn’t suppose to say anything in the conference about it.
That’s it. Also, I hope you will not publish my name, I do not want my name plastered on the internet.
Thanks,
XX
From: XXXXX
Subject: Apple August 7 Event
Date: August 5, 2007 6:13:15 PM MST
To: tipline@gmail.com
Hello,
My name is XXXXX and I am a now-former employee of Apple Inc. I decided to retire on July 20, and I found it to be a rewarding career. Tip: If you get offered a job at Apple, take it !. I worked as a Systems Engineer at Apple (I would test the compatibilty of OS X with new proccessors and new hardware), and I have some information could interest you and your readers. First of all, I would like to say that the employment of me at Apple was quite unique. I was deemed Self-employed, so the NDA I signed was a revised version. There was a loophole in the NDA, and my lawyer has assured me that I can share the following information with you (sorry, I would have gotten the info to you right when I knew it, but I had to confirm that it was OK with my lawyer). Please be aware that I have limited information, and since I never worked at Apple marketing department, I have no clue about the prices of the units, the final names, or any other info than I am supplying you.
These are products being annouced at the Apple event on August 7:
-iMac 20 and 24 inches. Brushed Metal covers its entirety. The base on the bottom of the new iMac is different, however it is hard to explain and many readers would be perplexed if I tried to explain it. Both models come with a 2.4GHz Intel Penryn chip. (side note: The Penryns were a breeze to test with OS X, and that new keyboard is so damn light). The new iMacs are 0.25 inches thinner than the previous generation.
-Apple Display (don’t know what their final/exact name will be): 20, 24, and 32 inches. Same form factor, however there will be rounded corners and an iSight cam built in. (side note: My team had to test color profiling on these units).
-The Woodcrest chips in the Mac Pro are going to be replaced with Penryn chips. I believe the configurations before hand were 2.0, 2.66, and 3.0GHZ. That has also been changed to 2.4, 3.0, and 3.33GHZ. Quad-core and 8-core will still be available. I don’t even know if this will be considered a new “generation”.
-I have been told that the Mac Mini will vanish from Apple’s website, but Jobs isn’t suppose to say anything in the conference about it.
That’s it. Also, I hope you will not publish my name, I do not want my name plastered on the internet.
Thanks,
XX
From: XXXXX
Subject: Apple August 7 Event
Date: August 5, 2007 6:13:15 PM MST
To: tipline@gmail.com
Hello,
My name is XXXXX and I am a now-former employee of Apple Inc. I decided to retire on July 20, and I found it to be a rewarding career. Tip:
...
Honestly... I'm not sure if this is real or fake. It seems real... but then again, it seems fake. IDK... I suppose we'll have to wait until tomorrow. Still wondering how to get the LIVE info...![]()
fake - if he 'retired' on July 20, why would it come from an apple.com email address?
I'm sure it's 100% fake, we tried to email him back but no response, email can be spoofed, we just posted that to show what kind of rumors tips we were getting![]()
but yeah, less than 24 hours we will know what's coming up! i' might not be able to sleep tonight hahaha