New Powermacs Aug 13th? (thinksecret)
Adios G3 iMacs; G4 towers August 13
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I guess that inventory has to be moved after all. Seems like they would just have a fire sale instead of delaying a MWNY -worthy announcement of PowerMacs ready in one month.
MSKR
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I guess that inventory has to be moved after all. Seems like they would just have a fire sale instead of delaying a MWNY -worthy announcement of PowerMacs ready in one month.
MSKR
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hmmmhp
20Gb iPod!
Oh well.
I've still not filled my 10GB completely . . .
<strong>If there is a 20GB iPod, would Apple discontinue the 5GB model. I'd think they'd just keep it and drop the price $100. Don't you think a $300 iPod would sell VERY well.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I agree. I'd be all over a $300 iPod.
ting5
<strong>If there is a 20GB iPod, would Apple discontinue the 5GB model. I'd think they'd just keep it and drop the price $100. Don't you think a $300 iPod would sell VERY well.</strong><hr></blockquote>
It depends on the profit margins. I would be very pissed to see the 5GB model go away, as yes, a ton of people would be swayed into it if it were 100 dollars cheaper.
However, what really irks me is the mention that the new iPods will be able to play AAC encoded audio. Good news...but if Apple doesn't release firmware updates to the Gen 1 iPods to allow them to play AAC I will flip. I paid 399 for my 5GB iPod just in January, and in July it can't play the codec that Apple is pushing? That would be poor and I would write a few scathing letters about it. This would be equivalent to Apple releasing new Powermacs and then saying that Jaguar will only run on them, no older hardware.
So what would please me would be: 5, 10, 20 GB iPods at 299,399,499, coinciding with the release of iPod Software 1.2/1.5/2.0 (whatever they would call it) with AAC support, etc.
The iPod was designed so its capabilities could be upgraded through software.
Why do you think it comes with dual Strong ARM processors? Apple wants to make sure the iPod will have enough "umph" to play any new media format that comes along in the next couple years.
They're not going to screw early adopters by making them buy new iPods. The iPod was designed so you'd only have to updgrade if you need more disk space.
<strong>Apple does nothng to spread false rumors, we do that all by ourselves.</strong><hr></blockquote>
LOL. Touche, Matsu!
<strong>Apple does nothng to spread false rumors, we do that all by ourselves.</strong><hr></blockquote>
LoL ....
<strong>Their ?sources? more often than not are just the other rumor sites. </strong><hr></blockquote>
I think, most often, their "sources" are themselves.
Maybe he meant speed-bumps TO 1.2GHz...
<strong>Maybe the new G4s are significant enough to warrant a special event. If that is the case I'll be happy if they don't announce them at MacWorld.</strong><hr></blockquote>
The more sugnificant the anouncement, the more likely that they would anounce it at Macwourld. After all, they are their premier Events throughout the year. If they are not anounced at MWNY, then we will probably just get a modest speed bump.
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