Originally posted by dhaveconfig
madadminadam, are you one of the Australian AUC attendees too?
Originally posted by dhaveconfig
AUC- Apple University Consortium.
They gave out a bunch of scholarships to Australian uni staff and students to attend WWDC. That's how I'm going...
Just wondering if you were one of us, but I guess not...
Originally posted by Sayer
When new AirPort base stations came out with an external antenna port, there were already external antennae made for it (go Dr. Bot).
When FireWire 800 came out there were already bridge-chips for the new standard and we quickly saw announcements of new FireWire 800 devices (while not capable of saturating even a FireWire 400 bus, the new chips keep FireWire 800 from throttling down to the lower speed so you do get more bandwith overall).
Originally posted by GetSome681
You said some things good, yet the last part makes no sense.
1. Airport extreme isn't some wonderful thing that apple came up with. It's an IEEE standard - 802.11g. It's not like the specs for 802.11g weren't out there for a while before apple introduced Extreme.
2. Hello, how about FW800 being another IEEE standard. This has nothing to do with apple "releasing" it.
You are correct in showing off the new hardware to all the developers. I'm just not sure if your two examples above were two examples of apple doing the same thing (showing it off to them early) previously, because that's just not true.
Originally posted by suzerain At this point, I'm 95% convinced 970s are at least going to be introduced, if not immediately available. Will they be in PowerBooks, or duals, etc. and so on? I don't know.
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But we'll see something with a damned 970 in it.
Originally posted by Captincork
does anyone know what time it will be(eastern) when the keynote starts. I have finals that day and can be home by 11:30 so if there is a webcast i would love to watch it
Originally posted by zac4mac
I don't like the idea that Legal waited so long, maybe the hardware's not ready.
Originally posted by suzerain
The original iMac was introduced at the WWDC in 1999. And that's a consumer machine! I believe that year it shipped in August or so, after Macworld NY.
oh how wrong you are. The original iMac (as suzerain said) was anounced in May of '98. It was released that August.Originally posted by bigrock
oh how wrong you are. the original iMac was released in august of '98, and the five colors came out in january of '99.
Originally posted by eric_n_dfw
oh how wrong you are. The original iMac (as suzerain said) was anounced in May of '98. It was released that August.
I don't think it was at WWDC, though it may have been.
edit -> proof: http://www.apple.com/hotnews/features/jobsimac.html
Originally posted by fukuhela
The more the rumors the more asure I get that we wont see any 970 CPU this WWDC. This is just another hype from all the rumorsites like we've seen thousand times before.
Mark my words.
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You are correct - I saw 1999 and read 1998 in the original msg, sorry.Originally posted by bigrock
i was not commenting on when it was announced, i merely corrected the date that it was actually released. i made not one mention of the announced date, therefore i was correct, and you need to read things before trying to jump on my ass.
Originally posted by bigrock
and if you're insulted or cannot handle mild insulting words like dumbass, well... you need to loosen up. this isn't the 50's and there are far worse things than someone saying dumbass.