Resolved Science Rules!

[Jyby]

Science Rules!

 

[Macschrauber]

No

 

[tommy chen]

made my day +g*

 

[tsialex]

This is a crazy level of thinking beyond MP7,1 thread levels. 😛

I think that even Woz would think that Apple producing motherboards to sell into the retail market is a crazy pants idea.

Btw, if in same alternate reality Apple is going to do this, an updated backplane/CPU tray combo designed to upgrade MP5,1 would be nice.
[doublepost=1551629430][/doublepost]That QUO-AOS motherboard still works nowadays?

 

[StuAff]

Never. I can't ever seeing them resurrect the clone programme, let alone selling/licensing motherboards.

 

[iGobbleoff]

Apple wants to be in the Appliance business. Seal off the whole product, if it breaks you have to buy a new one.

 

[startergo]

This is a crazy level of thinking beyond MP7,1 thread levels. 😛

I think that even Woz would think that Apple producing motherboards to sell into the retail market is a crazy pants idea.

Btw, if in same alternate reality Apple is going to do this, an updated backplane/CPU tray combo designed to upgrade MP5,1 would be nice.
[doublepost=1551629430][/doublepost]That QUO-AOS motherboard still works nowadays?

QUO is still working, but I haven't played with it running OSX for a long time. My son is using it, but in Windows.

 

[chscag]

Never. I can't ever seeing them resurrect the clone programme, let alone selling/licensing motherboards.

Very true. When Steve Jobs came back as CEO one of the first things he did was to kill the clone program.

 

[ZStech]

I was thinking about Apples next Mac Pro and thought it would be really cool if Apple designed ATX motherboards that officially supported Mac OS. Then we could design / build any ATX configuration we wanted...

Do you think Apple would do this? If thy didn’t want to give up full control of the computer I guess they’ll have to build their own case and everything gets expensive for us.

That could be awesome but honestly - guys that are saying that Apple never do that are right. I don't think is reasonable for them - give us a posibility to buld something.

 

[StellarVixen]

All that comes to my mind when I think about this is "software problems galore".


They have very time covering current Mac lineup, let alone this, which can be combined into bunch of different hardware configurations.