well, folks, i am hitting the sheets. looking for ward to tomorrow morning's apple.com like i used to lok forward to seeing what santa had left me under the christmas tree (and i know there are SOME of you out there who are doing the EXACT same thing).
<strong>Do anyone think Apple will tone down the hype now that they've got the press (and Mac users) in a feeding frenzy?</strong><hr></blockquote>
I think it'll continue on to Monday...
Some new perfectly thought out slogan that could have 4 different meanings... and they'll just sit back and laugh at the 1000s of posts here trying to figure them out.
BTW, I had a friend from out of town here tonight who is not into computers at all, and I was telling him about how I sold my iBook and am getting a new LCD iMac (probably) after Monday, and about all the rumors, etc. There's nothing like the blank stare of a non-computer loving person as you're trying to explain all this hype to them. Doesn't work.
After 15 minutes of animated explanation, he basically says "So, it's just a new computer you're buying?"
Some people just do not get it. Or maybe it's me who's the freak... haven't figured that out yet.
Think Secret posted some new stuff today that was pretty interesting. They report on a company memo that went out telling Apple employees to not leak any info. They also take some nasty shots at SpyMac's credibility (understandable). Good night all, I look forward to tomorrow's ridiculous and sickeningly fun speculation about the new slogan on Apple's homepage!
LG already does various internet controllable apps. I know the fridge is there and I own one of their air conditioners.
Also anybody familiar with the iHome project (been a few) would know houses can already be built with full internet and computer connectivity pretty much.
<strong>Think Secret posted some new stuff today that was pretty interesting. They report on a company memo that went out telling Apple employees to not leak any info. They also take some nasty shots at SpyMac's credibility (understandable). Good night all, I look forward to tomorrow's ridiculous and sickeningly fun speculation about the new slogan on Apple's homepage! </strong><hr></blockquote>
It will be rediculous brother (hes actually my older brother). He sparked the macintosh fire that is burning in me today.
Here's another one for you guys. What will apple have on their site between 12:00pst monday morning and 11:xx pst when they announce it.
Typically apple even blankets the hardware @ the booths at MW because the convention opens before the products are announced. AKA the Cube and Airport base station for all those who attended.
I've been going to evey macworld for the past 5 years and I've never seen anything like this. These are the moments we treasure. Or these will be the moments when we regret not bringing rotten tomato's to throw @ steve after he announced a fast chip and walks off stage.
I'm excited and I arrive @ MWSF on wed. Usually I go to the keynote but i didn't plan on this being a large macworld. Boy do i regret that.
Comments
The Macintosh Was Just The Beginning...
<strong>One day to MWSF:
The Macintosh Was Just The Beginning...</strong><hr></blockquote>
Holy Cow!
Lisa IIc (!)
<strong>One day to MWSF:
The Macintosh Was Just The Beginning...</strong><hr></blockquote>
Did you make that up or do you know that this is the saying for day 1?
g'night, folks! see ya tomorrow!
We have entered the eleventh hour...
I am giddy as a school girl...
Come'on iPad... ... ...
E PLURIBUS UNIX
-----------------------------
<strong>Do anyone think Apple will tone down the hype now that they've got the press (and Mac users) in a feeding frenzy?</strong><hr></blockquote>
I think it'll continue on to Monday...
Some new perfectly thought out slogan that could have 4 different meanings... and they'll just sit back and laugh at the 1000s of posts here trying to figure them out.
BTW, I had a friend from out of town here tonight who is not into computers at all, and I was telling him about how I sold my iBook and am getting a new LCD iMac (probably) after Monday, and about all the rumors, etc. There's nothing like the blank stare of a non-computer loving person as you're trying to explain all this hype to them. Doesn't work.
After 15 minutes of animated explanation, he basically says "So, it's just a new computer you're buying?"
Some people just do not get it.
I cant elicit the excitement that I feel in others either...
E PLURIBUS UNIX
-----------------------------
<strong>In the words of Wesly Willis...
Maaaacintahhhhhsh....Maaaacintahhhhhsh....Maaaacin tahhhhhsh....
Rock over SFO, Rock on Moscone!!
Apple computer...The word is getting around!!!!
I'm Touched!
1984. 1998. January 7, 2002.
"< 11hrs 32 min 55sec >until the new macintosh frontier"
<strong>No PC has really got into the kitchen... iFridge anybody? (not as silly as it sounds )
<a href="http://www.lge.com"; target="_blank">iFridge</a>
LG already does various internet controllable apps. I know the fridge is there and I own one of their air conditioners.
Also anybody familiar with the iHome project (been a few) would know houses can already be built with full internet and computer connectivity pretty much.
<strong>Think Secret posted some new stuff today that was pretty interesting. They report on a company memo that went out telling Apple employees to not leak any info. They also take some nasty shots at SpyMac's credibility (understandable). Good night all, I look forward to tomorrow's ridiculous and sickeningly fun speculation about the new slogan on Apple's homepage!
It will be rediculous brother (hes actually my older brother). He sparked the macintosh fire that is burning in me today.
<strong>
It will be rediculous brother (hes actually my older brother). He sparked the macintosh fire that is burning in me today.
Awww isn't that sweet...
Typically apple even blankets the hardware @ the booths at MW because the convention opens before the products are announced. AKA the Cube and Airport base station for all those who attended.
I've been going to evey macworld for the past 5 years and I've never seen anything like this. These are the moments we treasure. Or these will be the moments when we regret not bringing rotten tomato's to throw @ steve after he announced a fast chip and walks off stage.
I'm excited and I arrive @ MWSF on wed. Usually I go to the keynote but i didn't plan on this being a large macworld. Boy do i regret that.
Keep on the big 1000. GO APPLE!!!!
Ciao,
Talon :cool:
<strong>
Awww isn't that sweet...</strong><hr></blockquote>
Is there anything wrong with this? What better a way to increase market share?
[ 01-06-2002: Message edited by: Macintosh ]</p>
Just one more sleepless night.
[ 01-06-2002: Message edited by: Macintosh ]
[ 01-06-2002: Message edited by: Macintosh ]</p>
<strong>1 Day To MacWorld San Francisco
1984. 1998. January 7, 2002.</strong><hr></blockquote>
<a href="http://forums.appleinsider.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=1&t=000240&p=3"; target="_blank">Countdown thread</a>.
1 day to MacWorld SanFransisco
Just one more sleepless night.
I like that, so true, just look @ this thread.
We'll see if they're right.
Ciao,
Talon :cool:
[ 01-06-2002: Message edited by: TalonGold ]</p>