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What's Next... iPod Updates?

Yeah! Apple store is down. I wonder what's next...

If it's an iPod update, I hope the have a software updater for the old ones too that add any functions the new ones have that the old ones are capable of.
 
the itunes update, macrumors tentively mentions as April seems like the likely time for AAC (and ogg????) update for ipod...

though this is my #1 wish for iPod...

the only thing that brings me hope is the recent update to quicktime gove a lot of now options forr MP4. (though still only 320x240 video)
 
Originally posted by DeusOmnis
I need my ipod to have pda capabilities. it better or apple is getting nuked.
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Why don't you just get a $99 PDA? If you can afford a 1ghz DP PowerMac and an iPod, then surely you can find the cash for a small PDA. The iPod would be a horrible PDA because it lacks the user input functions that a PDA would require. Inputing text using that scroll wheel would take days...
 
Hopefully the iPod updates will come today or tomorrow. I think that we will see lower prices and maybe a 40 GB. But if we were to get a 40 GB, I think that the 5 GB would be discontinued.
 
Originally posted by G4scott


Why don't you just get a $99 PDA? If you can afford a 1ghz DP PowerMac and an iPod, then surely you can find the cash for a small PDA. The iPod would be a horrible PDA because it lacks the user input functions that a PDA would require. Inputing text using that scroll wheel would take days...
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Because I wanted to get a newton, and i also dont want to have to carry around 2 things when i can carry one. My roommate has a sony clie which is both an mp3 player and a pda. Apple could just boost the screen size a bit and there ya go.
 
XSERVE

Apple upgrades Xserve
February 10 - 08:36 EST__ Apple today upgraded its Xserve 1U rack servers with dual 1.33 GHz PowerPC G4 processors, up to 2GB of 333 MHz Double Data Rate (DDR) memory and up to 720GB of hot-plug storage, with configurations starting at US$2,799. The new Xserve will be available in March through the Apple Store and through Apple Authorized Resellers. The new server comes in two standard configurations: single 1.33 GHz PowerPC G4 processor, 256MB DDR 333 RAM, 60GB ATA/133 Apple Drive Module, dual Gigabit Ethernet, CD-ROM and Mac OS X Server with unlimited clients for an estimated retail price of $2,799; and dual 1.33 GHz PowerPC G4 processors, 512MB DDR 333 RAM, 60GB ATA/133 Apple Drive Module, dual Gigabit Ethernet, CD-ROM and Mac OS X Server with unlimited clients for an estimated retail price of $3,799. _[ Email this story ]

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when you go to the xServe and xServe RAID pages, are there image places at the top below the tabs that don't have images?
 
Pure Speculation...

This is pure speculation.

Since Apple has been changing the rules on when they announce updates, is there a chance they'll do two updates the same week?
 
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