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New Mac 'Fusion' at WWDC?
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Its an AppleTV with a slot photochopped on the front.
Notice they don't show the web URL because its being shown from a local file.
Notice they don't show the web URL because its being shown from a local file.
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If you look at the three logos (OSX + Windows + Linux), it looks like a cut and paste job, because the background surrounding the 3 logos is whiter than the rest of the images background. Not very professional for an Apple Website!
If this were true, they'd have photoshopped the top of the AppleTV and the Apple Logo cuz isn't it a white lid with a grey Apple on the AppleTV the same as the Mac Mini?
A screen grab can be tracked in many offices (if sent by email or uploaded or copied over to an external device). A photo (taken by a phone) is safer in that regards - you can go home and then submit the pic especially if it's not your computer to begin with
.I am not saying whether the picture is fake or not, just stating a possibility why someone would be taking a picture than simply a screen capture.
I hope it's true...
Seems like a new mini to me, and something I mentioned 4 months ago
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/434556/
Don't know about the Fusion name, probably just a codename. You would think VMWare would have a beef...or they can embrace it with tag lines such as "Run Fusion on your Fusion!"
Seems like a new mini to me, and something I mentioned 4 months ago
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/434556/
Don't know about the Fusion name, probably just a codename. You would think VMWare would have a beef...or they can embrace it with tag lines such as "Run Fusion on your Fusion!"
Looks photochopped to me, the ad copy is terrible. For example:
'Apps' with a capitalised 'A'?
Why would Apple describe their own products as 'bank breaking'?
'This gives you quick performance in any operating system environment'. Oh dear. Similarly - 'keeping things cool under the hood'.
I'd love for it to be real, but I'm not swallowing it.
'Apps' with a capitalised 'A'?
Why would Apple describe their own products as 'bank breaking'?
'This gives you quick performance in any operating system environment'. Oh dear. Similarly - 'keeping things cool under the hood'.
I'd love for it to be real, but I'm not swallowing it.
Could this even realistically be made?
I mean, the
TV gets very hot (from what I've heard) under not alot of stress, imagine that thing with a C2D running some app compiling thingy, the thing would go up in flames....
Good concept, not viably possible though...
I mean, the
TV gets very hot (from what I've heard) under not alot of stress, imagine that thing with a C2D running some app compiling thingy, the thing would go up in flames....Good concept, not viably possible though...
Is it not possible this is the new Mac Mini, and it has simply been geared for developers in the instance of the 'Mac Fusion'?
I don't think the form factor would be an issue at all, more so with penryn. Apple TV casing will get hot, and this is a good thing, it means the heat is dissipating correctly, I would be more concerned if there was no heat coming off it at all
If they can fit what they have into the MBA, I don't see a reason why that form factor would be a problem, with more power than the MBA.
I don't think the form factor would be an issue at all, more so with penryn. Apple TV casing will get hot, and this is a good thing, it means the heat is dissipating correctly, I would be more concerned if there was no heat coming off it at all
If they can fit what they have into the MBA, I don't see a reason why that form factor would be a problem, with more power than the MBA.