Spooky is kind of right, though over pessimistic. The problem with the new iMac from the UK perspective is that while Apple just may get away with its pricing in the US, here in the UK it goes overboard with VAT (sales tax) -- the...
Spooky is kind of right, though over pessimistic. The problem with the new iMac from the UK perspective is that while Apple just may get away with its pricing in the US, here in the UK it goes overboard with VAT (sales tax) -- the...
[quote]Originally posted by breakskull:
<strong>If your a big time hard core gamer, you live for gaming, the iMac isn't going to cut it, no. If you use your machine to do work in general, I can't think of a machine I'd rather spend...
Hear hear, well said.
I really thought we'd see a new improved implementation of DH by now. Stevie boy didn't announce anything revolutionary, mostly it was a repeat of MWSF 2001, just aimed at the consumer instead of pro. New iMac,...
Hear hear, well said.
I really thought we'd see a new improved implementation of DH by now. Stevie boy didn't announce anything revolutionary, mostly it was a repeat of MWSF 2001, just aimed at the consumer instead of pro. New iMac,...
Hear hear, well said.
I really thought we'd see a new improved implementation of DH by now. Stevie boy didn't announce anything revolutionary, mostly it was a repeat of MWSF 2001, just aimed at the consumer instead of pro. New iMac,...
Hmmm.... Jobs isn't really in the computing business so much any more, he's more in the 'send your grandchild's pix to your grandmother' business. He trades in sentiment not megahertz. Let's wish him luck, he's a good one.