Originally posted by BurntCalc
Originally posted by mattelsa
Apple likes to own the corresponding domain name of its products. They all link to apple.com, like:
So if iWalk was coming out, they would for sure want to own iWalk.com as well. If you look at http://www.iWalk.com, it's interesting. Just a poem about a great holiday gift and an infinite universe with great things to come. It's made with the most minimal html possible. The iWalk.com domain is currently owned by PSNI, a service provider in Seattle. Why would an ISP own a domain with just a simple poem on it?
Mattelsa.
Interesting. The poem is actually really nice and nostalgic, talking about "different" and "infinite"... But I think it's just a love poem. Obviously some guy went and registered a star (hence the star chart) under his wife/girlfriends name. Not a bad gift, if you ask me.
Nice try. ;-)
-So close, yet so far away....
Originally posted by Proc
Mac computers have died with 8600/9600... when B/W G3s and iMacs came out, that was. Before then, Mac community was filled with interesting people who were true hardware/ software gurus, and with powerfull, innovative, stylish, and, well-built systems. That's when Apple had guts to release a PDA with 162Mhz CPU w/ a $1,200 price tag. That's when Apple doggedly insisted on using SCSI architecture for every single professional model. That's when every Mac componenet had undisputable edge over PeeCees.
Those days are gone, so are such hardware and people. Since Jobs decided to go cheap to survive, Mac community's been dead. leading-edge hardware is gone. Gurus left for PCs. Now Mac arsenal is totally devoid of any drool-worthy hardware technology (Yeah, right. Talk about AltiVec all night if you want to), and these forums are filled with chauvinistic newbies whose first Macs were iMacs and the first (and only) PDAs Palm. Their ignorance and blind-faith are sickening. No matter what Apple and Jobs do, they simply assume it's the first, collest, and best, even when the company is ripping them off with yesterdays technology. ($299 for a HDD based MP3 player? 133Mhz bus? the best graphics card available is one designed to play games? C'mon!)
And now you are all excited about this BS on Apple's web site. Yeah, a big deal.
Originally posted by Proc
Mac computers have died with 8600/9600... when B/W G3s and iMacs came out, that was. Before then, Mac community was filled with interesting people who were true hardware/ software gurus, and with powerfull, innovative, stylish, and, well-built systems.
Originally posted by LargeMarge
http://www.osopinion.com/cgi-bin/w3...mber=1283&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5#Post1283
Very interesting. Wonder if there's any truth to it. EXTREMELY exciting if this is true.
I have been wondering when Apple would finally enter the arena that SGI occupies.