I couldn't care less, I would never be able to, or really need to, own it. If I was in a position to splash $30,000 on it I'd probably spend my tons of money instead to buy an Apple reseller chain in Australia...*
*So that I could play with every conceivable Apple product anytime I wanted to, for however long I wanted to...
Now that! is the ultimate 30th Anniversary Mac -- Not a piece of machine, it's the Total Apple Experience(TM). How many people can afford THAT?!!!
Some other sites are beginning to toss the idea of a TAM. I get a feeling that something is coming, but that it will not be as over-priced as the 20th. It will be more mass-marketed and in the 5000 dollar range (as opposed to 10,000 for the 20th).
Possibly a notebook, and possibly the sub notebook that people are convince ain't coming.
30 has the number 3 in it, which represents cubic measurements.
and 6 is a factor of 30.... 30 has the number 3 in it... and three sixes are...
666!!!
Satan cometh in the form of the thirtieth anniversary mac!
/ends sarcastic representation that you can numbers can 'prove' anything
I actually do think that a cube would be the best guess at the form of a thirtieth anniversary mac, although as i stated in another topic, I don't think such extravagances are a good idea for Apple right now, whatever they have to celebrate; if they want to be around another thirty years they should just get on with their products that will win them market share.
they should just get on with their products that will win them market share.
the only problem i seem to remember people having with the cube was its price, so a cheaper, easier upgradable, cube shaped mini ticks a few peoples boxes for an xMac
the only problem i seem to remember people having with the cube was its price, so a cheaper, easier upgradable, cube shaped mini ticks a few peoples boxes for an xMac
For an xMac, something to which I am certainly not opposed, definitely. If an xMac was introduced as a permanent product as a way of marking Apple's 30th I'd be happier than anyone; however I don't feel Apple needs another elaborate "30th Anniversary Mac" in the same vein as the 20th anniversary model, that's what I meant
For an xMac, something to which I am certainly not opposed, definitely. If an xMac was introduced as a permanent product as a way of marking Apple's 30th I'd be happier than anyone; however I don't feel Apple needs another elaborate "30th Anniversary Mac" in the same vein as the 20th anniversary model, that's what I meant
agreed, but as the man says at the start of the thread.. it IS temporary insanity after all
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*So that I could play with every conceivable Apple product anytime I wanted to, for however long I wanted to...
Now that! is the ultimate 30th Anniversary Mac -- Not a piece of machine, it's the Total Apple Experience(TM). How many people can afford THAT?!!!
Possibly a notebook, and possibly the sub notebook that people are convince ain't coming.
BlueRayDrive/recorder that also plays the other kind of hd-disc
the OTHER kind... yes ..lest we mention its name
TAM .. i like that
sub note book, i dont see it, but id LIKE to
Apple store design is a cube.
You had the Next Cube.
30 has the number 3 in it, which represents cubic measurements.
The old cube failed because it was too expensive, that shouldn't be the case now. Damn nice looking machine the G4 cube was too.
It'll be a cube.
30 has the number 3 in it, which represents cubic measurements.
and 6 is a factor of 30.... 30 has the number 3 in it... and three sixes are...
666!!!
Satan cometh in the form of the thirtieth anniversary mac!
/ends sarcastic representation that you can numbers can 'prove' anything
I actually do think that a cube would be the best guess at the form of a thirtieth anniversary mac, although as i stated in another topic, I don't think such extravagances are a good idea for Apple right now, whatever they have to celebrate; if they want to be around another thirty years they should just get on with their products that will win them market share.
they should just get on with their products that will win them market share.
the only problem i seem to remember people having with the cube was its price, so a cheaper, easier upgradable, cube shaped mini ticks a few peoples boxes for an xMac
the only problem i seem to remember people having with the cube was its price, so a cheaper, easier upgradable, cube shaped mini ticks a few peoples boxes for an xMac
For an xMac, something to which I am certainly not opposed, definitely. If an xMac was introduced as a permanent product as a way of marking Apple's 30th I'd be happier than anyone; however I don't feel Apple needs another elaborate "30th Anniversary Mac" in the same vein as the 20th anniversary model, that's what I meant
For an xMac, something to which I am certainly not opposed, definitely. If an xMac was introduced as a permanent product as a way of marking Apple's 30th I'd be happier than anyone; however I don't feel Apple needs another elaborate "30th Anniversary Mac" in the same vein as the 20th anniversary model, that's what I meant
agreed, but as the man says at the start of the thread.. it IS temporary insanity after all