Apple Changing Attitude to Mac Rumors?
I put to you gentlemen, that iLife as a $50 bundle was deliberatly leaked by Apple. To test if the Mac market was ready for such a move, which it wasn't. Kite-flying, in the Australian venacular.
The iPod showed signs of this as well, trying to calm down the rumor sites, by mysterious posters revealing that it was an MP3 player.
It may be safer to trust some insider info posted here, as it could well be Apple itself.
In terms of future hardware announcements, Apple may well be monitoring these boards to figure out what the die-hard Mac market wants.
If insider info emerges about new Apple products, it may well be kite-flying. That is, it may happen if it recieves a good response. For instance, maybe someone will post that Apple intends to kill the low-end Power Mac? Or introduce a $1000-$1500 Power Mac?
So pay attention to new insider info, because you may get what you wish for.
Barto
The iPod showed signs of this as well, trying to calm down the rumor sites, by mysterious posters revealing that it was an MP3 player.
It may be safer to trust some insider info posted here, as it could well be Apple itself.
In terms of future hardware announcements, Apple may well be monitoring these boards to figure out what the die-hard Mac market wants.
If insider info emerges about new Apple products, it may well be kite-flying. That is, it may happen if it recieves a good response. For instance, maybe someone will post that Apple intends to kill the low-end Power Mac? Or introduce a $1000-$1500 Power Mac?
So pay attention to new insider info, because you may get what you wish for.
Barto