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WWDC 2006 Keynote Coverage
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Hmm.....If that's all it requires, maybe I could toss another GB into my PB and not take too much of a performance hit (if any).macEfan said:
That may be what I take away most of all from the contrast with Vista. Remember, unless your machine flys, you aren't going to get Windows's eye candy. Here you (almost) always get everything.
Depends on how you read this: "From G3 to Xeon, from MacBook to Xserve, there is just one Leopard." (from the 64 bit info page)dextertangocci said:
About what I expected, but not as much as I had hoped for. Some cool looking stuff in Leopard, I may have to spring for the upgrade, ( dammit, I guess Tiny Tim won't be getting that operation he's been needing )!
Your forgot the instantaneous-ness that you have to wait 5-10 minutes for with System RestorePatch^ said:
. And System Restore doesn't touch the "my documents" folder, so if you deleted something that isn't essential to the system or applications, System Restore can't do anything about it. Like my iTunes library file a few months ago .
Sorry if this has been asked before, but when will a video of the keynote be available, and where would I find it?
Josh said:
I'm sure you can change it, much like you can change the login panel, et cetera.... have it zooming into the crotch of some devotchnik for undeleting t3h pr0n.
CoMpX said:
It will be posted on Apple.com in a few hours. If they don't show it on the main page, go to the quicktime site and it will be there.
Josh said:
Oh gosh..LOL....lets not forget about the jiggawat...I hope they allow us to change that background
Bless
Im overal kinda impressed by the leopard demo, not what I was hoping for, the entire next spring thing is a bit depressing, just shows that they have lots more work to do.. hopefuly the finder is some of that work! LOL Really unimpressed with mail... so it got templates... whoo hoo!
Not really sure what i think of the mac pro, the specs look great but not sure if I like the memory type it needs!
Lets hope we hear more at macworld paris... they only teased us!
Not really sure what i think of the mac pro, the specs look great but not sure if I like the memory type it needs!
Lets hope we hear more at macworld paris... they only teased us!
Honestly, i'm tempted to get a stripped down MacPro and upgrade as i go along. Plus dell is offering some good deals on their Ultrasharp display which would cost me a total of £1480 which is basically a macbook pro excepts you get more.
However i'm thinking more announcements will come. Like an iMac with a high end conroe chip as well as a MBP with high end chips with lower prices as well
Sigh decisions.
However i'm thinking more announcements will come. Like an iMac with a high end conroe chip as well as a MBP with high end chips with lower prices as well
Sigh decisions.
vikas soni said:Still wanna bet
Well, we can dream... Didn't count on the 2000$ version with BTO proc downgrade. Still, there seems to be a 500$ dollar premium on the Japanese one (I'm based in Tokyo) so I'm gonna stick with my plan and lay down the cash for an iMac tomorrow...
Anyone think I should wait a little longer for either a 15" MBP with FW800 or Conroe iMac?
zephead said:Your forgot the instantaneous-ness that you have to wait 5-10 minutes for with System Restore
I need to know where it actually backs up these files. Everyone knows you aren't supposed to back up on the same drive. Does this mean I need to carry around an external drive with my notebook for Time Machine to even be worth a crap
playaj82 said:
Most likely. Unless you have another drive, time machine will only be useful for recovering files that were accidentally deleted or changed. It won't work as a true backup if you actual have drive problems.
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/guide/appleevents/CoMpX said:
Normally does take bout a couple of hours before it1s uploaded.
macEfan said:
When will the bottom rung of the professional line, now the Mac Pro, come with more than 256 ram? It doesn't bother me too much, because its incredibly easy to upgrade, but, its a point that a lot of people are going to notice and complain about.
clevin said:
That is my big problem. Yes I like the idea, but I already use Backup to just image my hard drive every week.
I know I'm just one of the 4% of people he was talking about, but I almost think this will give people a false sense of security. It isn't really a "backup" system, it is more of a version tracking system with an anti-trash feature.