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  • Quote: Originally posted by othello so maybe the ibox will see the light of day? From Apple or more probably from third parties
    in WWDC and the future of APPLE Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • Quote: Originally posted by Mandricard OK...... So..... It just occurred to me.... And I am wondering.... If THIS has anything to do with any of the above. It seems that a (hypothetical) i**** would now come in handy.... Hope …
    in WWDC and the future of APPLE Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • More fuel: - iCal - Address book - iSync - iPhoto - QT - OLED (2" to 7" available) All pieces are in place for the next big thing.
    in Nano computing Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • The response is nano-computing. The size of a PDA but the power of a computer. 60 GB + PPC + OLED + connection. With such device, Steve is right when he said that apple will not release a PDA.
    in What a Mac Specialist told me today... Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • The 3GPP commitment for MPEG4 is the card Apple has to play.
    in WWDC and the future of APPLE Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • Quote: Originally posted by kormac77 For the QuickTime 7 Part, I will give you a clear idea that you can see by yourself. The latest APPLE Works was modified to support Quicktime7 already. When it was delivered, the develope team did not kn…
    in WWDC and the future of APPLE Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • Quote: Originally posted by kormac77 Before I go to the detail, I need to mention the back ground Information. There will be announcement of QuickTime 7 at WWDC and this is One of the KEY component for the future APPLE Product. What do you…
    in WWDC and the future of APPLE Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • Quote: Originally posted by Rhumgod I have no problems with the 2.5GHz update. The things I have issue with are lack of updates throughout the system - same video, same storage, etc... Not updating the video to "current" models but rather using…
    in Could this mean "Powermac Extreme" at WWDC? Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • Quote: Originally posted by nathan22t I think IBM sold off the 4xx series stuff. http://www.eetuk.com/bus/news/ma/sho...cleID=19202505 But i suppose it could still be used for stuff. IBM sell the regular PPC4xx chip business but keeps t…
    in Nano computing Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • For apple what would be the added value producing a Palm like PDA? The PDA market already shows its limits. PDAs are not computers. Sony going out of the business leaves the door open for a luxury PDA or a very small computer which could be the n…
    in The end of the pda draws more nigh? Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • Quad xMac exist for years at prototype stage. What will be the market for such extreme computing. pMac with xgrid and xsan are very scalable form one to more than thousand of unit. What should be the price of a Quad xMac? Less than 5k$. Is it vi…
    in Could this mean "Powermac Extreme" at WWDC? Comment by therubicon June 2004
  • More fuel: - IP over Firewire - Wireless FireWire - Rendez-vous - Auto-adaptative power management depending on configuration - Heat convection using the enclosure - Apple remote desktop lite in addition to home on iPod Need more?
    in Nano computing Comment by therubicon June 2004