The thing about it being a portable FireWire drive to boot off of, or whatever that said, is that the phrase "Connect over the air" doesn't really seem to fit. Whatever it is, it certainly seems like it'd be more of a feature than a seperate application, which makes the box confuse me. There's something about that box that makes me suspicious, maybe it's the corner, maybe the shadow in front, maybe the fact that the glare from the camera's flash looks like it's too high and to the right for the angle the picture is at, maybe I'm over analyzing it...
And if I were to be nitpicky, (I can't believe I even noticed this, I need to leave this thread), Apple is usually fairly good with kerning their text nicely, and the word 'air' has bucktooth gaps in it.
Pal. It's an Internet service software that is basically the "Mac Desktop" for the Internet. Not a .Mac-like thing. Completely new thing. Coining the terms:"Illuminate the Internet.""See the Light" "Green Light to the Internet" Should be able to be used on Windows. Should be a "switching" tool to get Windows users on a Mac-based subscription.
in the second picture, doesnt the "Pal" on the side of the box look a little too bold
Yeah I saw that, the 'a' looks like it was horribly scaled, and the words 'Illuminate the internet' appear to be skewed 'down' when the box goes 'up' as it goes back. I actually made a list of 6 or 7 things about it to see if I still thought it was real, decided 'maybe', and now I'm trying not to waste anymore time picking it apart. I'm sure somebody will have diagrams and charts showing the angle of the lights and shadows soon. I still don't fully understand what on earth it would be.
RosettaStoned started a thread about this in Software posting this link; http://www.mac.com/1/learningcenter/. At the Bottom. I believe it a bit more now.
What are the possibilities of PAL being a new newton-esque handheld? Not a palm, or normal PDA that simply mirrors some types of information (contacts, schedules, etc.), but a wi-fi and bluetooth interface that is a separate and portable link to your desktop at home? Sort of a PDA on meth...or a PDA done right.
RosettaStoned started a thread about this in Software posting this link; http://www.mac.com/1/learningcenter/. At the Bottom. I believe it a bit more now.
I think you've got it. Sounds a little more believeable to me now as well...
RosettaStoned started a thread about this in Software posting this link; http://www.mac.com/1/learningcenter/. At the Bottom. I believe it a bit more now.
I see NO connection to Anywhere Access with this Pal thing. Anywhere Access will be part of .Mac, that appears to be fact. Why would there be a retail box for one aspect of .Mac, which is a service to begin with?
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still don't know what the beans pal is, but the green is pretty
Originally posted by Defiant
from http://www.toptechtips.net/modules.p...rticle&sid=457
huh?
How many of you would buy it?
1. I have an iPod, (which i agree sometimes is not enough)
2. my pocketdrive with CCC serves this purpose great.
3. Why would i wan't.... naaaah that doesn't make too muche sense
And if I were to be nitpicky, (I can't believe I even noticed this, I need to leave this thread), Apple is usually fairly good with kerning their text nicely, and the word 'air' has bucktooth gaps in it.
Originally posted by Defiant
http://www.spymac.com/gallery/showph...t=1&thecat=500
http://www.spymac.com/gallery/showph...t=1&thecat=500
http://www.spymac.com/gallery/showph...t=1&thecat=500
http://www.spymac.com/gallery/showph...t=1&thecat=500
http://www.spymac.com/gallery/showph...t=1&thecat=500
Someone save them fast.
Pal. It's an Internet service software that is basically the "Mac Desktop" for the Internet. Not a .Mac-like thing. Completely new thing. Coining the terms:"Illuminate the Internet.""See the Light" "Green Light to the Internet" Should be able to be used on Windows. Should be a "switching" tool to get Windows users on a Mac-based subscription.
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WTF they're not there anymore...
Originally posted by Proud iBook Owner 2k2
WTF they're not there anymore...
Hence the two pages of discussion about who saved them, and then Brad posting them after people sent them to him...
Originally posted by Proud iBook Owner 2k2
WTF they're not there anymore...
Yeah, that's been mentioned.
Remember when SpyMac faked the iWalk cease and desist courtesy of Apple Legal? Heh...
Originally posted by MacUsers
in the second picture, doesnt the "Pal" on the side of the box look a little too bold
Yeah I saw that, the 'a' looks like it was horribly scaled, and the words 'Illuminate the internet' appear to be skewed 'down' when the box goes 'up' as it goes back. I actually made a list of 6 or 7 things about it to see if I still thought it was real, decided 'maybe', and now I'm trying not to waste anymore time picking it apart. I'm sure somebody will have diagrams and charts showing the angle of the lights and shadows soon. I still don't fully understand what on earth it would be.
Originally posted by superkarate monkeydeathcar
you notice that the light bulb has no screw cap or electrical contact, it's like a bottle a one end. significant?
Hmm. Not before you mentioned it I saw it as a ligh bulb. For me it looks like this:
Airborne internet service via bluetooth or 802.11?
I'm leaning hoax.
Originally posted by piwozniak
Some of u guys would make a career in forensic science....
Pffhh. Thats nothing.
Look here:http://forums.appleinsider.com/showt...ighlight=iWalk .
We would be able to find WoMDs in Iraq even if there aren´t any.
Originally posted by iBrowse
RosettaStoned started a thread about this in Software posting this link; http://www.mac.com/1/learningcenter/. At the Bottom. I believe it a bit more now.
I think you've got it. Sounds a little more believeable to me now as well...
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Originally posted by iBrowse
RosettaStoned started a thread about this in Software posting this link; http://www.mac.com/1/learningcenter/. At the Bottom. I believe it a bit more now.
I see NO connection to Anywhere Access with this Pal thing. Anywhere Access will be part of .Mac, that appears to be fact. Why would there be a retail box for one aspect of .Mac, which is a service to begin with?
Newton or hoax. I'm still leaning hoax.