15"albook with ati 9600mobility?!
wow...i mean just..WOW
the ultimate portable gaming super computer
http://www.powerpage.org/story.lasso?newsID=10920
the ultimate portable gaming super computer
http://www.powerpage.org/story.lasso?newsID=10920
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Originally posted by Thai Moof
uhhh, why don't you post your thoughts here : The other 9600 thread
Sort of a similar thread.
Oh, no no no no no no. This one definitely need it's own thread
Originally posted by Matsu
Well, this is kinda new, and not completely invalid.
How about IBM? (In Before Merge) hwhwheee!!!
I don't think the story is anywhere near accurate though.
Apple probably has an Al redesign ready to go, but without a significant update to the CPU/FSB/I-O what's the point?
I'm sure they aren't waiting for the 9600 so much as they're waiting for either faster G4's or 970's to update BOTH the 15 and 17.
nah...they wont update the 17" anytime soon...probably not another 4 months
Heeelllooooo... Oh. My. god. ATI is sooooo, like yesterday. The, like, new thang, is, like NNNNvidiaa!? Haven't you like, heard? All of Apple's laptops use, like, Nvidia's GPU's.
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Originally posted by Placebo
[valleygirl]
Heeelllooooo... Oh. My. god. ATI is sooooo, like yesterday. The, like, new thang, is, like NNNNvidiaa!? Haven't you like, heard? All of Apple's laptops use, like, Nvidia's GPU's.
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2 of 5 apple laptops have nvidia rite now..ok?
and! nvidia is much more LAST WEEK with their performance
OpenGl and those directX benches you read about are 2 different things on the mac and PC alike.
Also, I believe the new nVidia cards are on some sort of mini-package module, not user upgradeable, but much easier for Apple to swap in/out during production. I think Apple will contiue to use both for a better cost availability position since ther performance difference is negligible.
If they supply the 9600, expect it to be a high-end option, and they ought to consider going with a full 128MB too, given that many PB's might be asked to drive 1920+ display widths plus their own internal display.