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Every review I've read about this says that LInux is O.K. but OSX is far superior to ANY operating system in the world. The people still defending Microsoft are simply over confident about there job security. Now we have the maker of 80% of t…
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Holy butt f**k Batman! I just checked out the price of a single 2 GB registered PC3200 RAM stick at Crucial ONLY $950.99
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I know this is only a base developer prototype, but the question in my mind persists on how or IF Apple will reconfigure the newest AI motherboards to handle the same 8 GB's of RAM available in the current Pro chassis?
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When all this Intel stuff started, I was just messing around when I posted The All New Apple iiBook Until recently we had the TiBooks Now this might transition over to The All New dual core Apple AiBooks We might even be seeing The Al…
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It seems you guys may be on to something here. Let's assume that Intel knew Apple was bringing over OSX so.... Intel appropriately renames the entire Apple product lines with biblical names, just in time for the battle of all time. Armaged…
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I've been referring to them as "AppTel" But I guess you're right. It's still an Apple Computer But what do we do about the PowerMac series? Without the Power PC, will it still be called a PowerMac? PowerBook?
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I was just playing around with a reason why all this might turn out just fine. AppTel ALX Xeon SLI Product Detail Processor: Intel¨ Xeonª Processor 3.6GHz w/ EM64T 800 MHz FSB w/1MB Cache Memory: 2GB Dual Channel DDR2 Registered ECC SDRAM…
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Wow does this mean that we'll have the first anti-terrorist, Patriot Act inclusive, DRM protected, virus and malware free Intel boxxen?
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Quote: Originally posted by kwsanders There is nothing unique about most of the hardware in the G5 Power Mac that I have now. The uniqueness about the system is the way that it is designed with no cables to be seen. Everything is clean and smoo…
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My primary concern now is how restrictive Apple and Intel will be about high end hardware compliance. It stands to reason that if you're buying Intel's BEST hardware that you should have the option to intall either OSX, Linux or Windows as you ch…
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Quote: Originally posted by johnsonwax A day trader with balls of titanium should be able to make a fortune tomorrow. This pretty much puts everything into proper perspective
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I predict that the entire IT industry will be turned on it's ear exhausted from lack of sleep and stress by the time SJ informs us all of the details and then the chaos will continue until the closing bells toll in the tech markets. June 6, 200…
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I prefer to think of it this way. Steve Jobs sends a courier Pidgeon to Bill Gate's estate. Bill opens the message scroll and it reads Remember the Titanic!
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It wasn't all that long ago that Paul Otellini got to see consumer's reaction to Tiger first hand at FOSE in Washington D.C. There are countless favorable reports about Tiger from many previous Windows hardliners. Perhaps all this means that…
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I wonder what kind of reaction there would be if Intel's CEO stood there on stage with SJ and announced. "Look folks, Intel wants you to enjoy using your computer again. Starting in mid 2006, we're supporting OSX!"
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Even if this Intel Apple alliance thing is total crap, we can see why this would get so much attention. The general reacton from current Mac users and those now considering Apple products is " Eeeeek!" Meanwhile it seems that those really inte…
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It's quite interesting how a company with supposedly such a small market can cause an entire full scale industry wide media blitz, based on a speculative rumor. AMD and Intel may have beaten Apple to the punch on dual core processors, but now i…
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I think it's safe to assume that what ever Apple has in store will be something moving forward. Perhaps even groundbreaking. Apple's hardware designers have certainly proven that they are capable of some amazing visionary concepts. That Work! …
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My first reaction is that with my new G5 2.0 dually, I'm glad to now own one of the last real PowerMacs. The CNet article indicates that Apple will first use an Intel processor in their products like the Mac mini by mid 2006. What I think we…
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I've read about this Windows ONLY exam policy and still can't believe ANY modern university would still be hiding their head in the sand on making essential exam software available for any platform including Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, or Solaris. …