Posts by Logisticaldron

The lack of a high-def display on the new 13” MBPs and the info in Lion that point to double resolution displays tells me that Apple held off for the 13” MBPs because these are the highest sellers and they want their next...

Where is the rumor that Apple is building a plant to build SoCs out a solid block of metal?

Quote: Originally Posted by Capnbob I think this is quite possible... the only way to compete with Apple's economies of scale is to buy big. However, if the product is as lackluster as the Xoom (great specs, poor experience) I...

Quote: Originally Posted by nht You have a very odd definition of "remotely resemble" given all they did was add a USB port and SD card, did a speed bump and added a SSD in the 13". It's not a 'totally new...

Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil PowerPC code. And Motorola code before that. They still didn’t ban it from the Mac. They removed it from their OS and their apps as they stopped supporting it, but they haven’t banned it...

Quote: Originally Posted by Aeolian There was also no competition for a 'retina' display to appear on the market... I think this is real. By mass producing, or more relative, mass buying the 64g chips they also lower the price...

Quote: Originally Posted by mstone Ha Ha that is only 30 gigs I’m sure he meant XXX as in porn, not the Roman numerals for 30.

It might finally be feasible for Apple to increase the capacity but there is still no competition that is forcing Apple to do so as no one else is able to sell a 64GB smartphone. Heck, you’re lucky to get more than one capacity...

Quote: Originally Posted by _Rick_V_ Used to, all drive manufacturers published the MTBF for a drive on their spec sheets. They don't do this anymore, my guess because it became almost meaningless. Now, the guestimate to replace MTBF...

Where is the article update? Usually they add the update part way trough the article. I humbly request that AI writers add the update to the end of the article or use a different text color or underline to point out where changes were...