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It really just depends on you if you want to buy one now. I would probably get one now (Oh, how I love the minis) instead of waiting another year or so (I think it'll come out either in the middle or the end of next summer). What'll be in it? I'm th…
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Wow. I never knew there was a tigerdirect.ca.
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I get it now. Since essentially there is no conventional button, you could use your index finger instead of your middle finger to move around the scroll wheel and use the your whole hand for the button. That's a pretty cool idea. Does anybody know …
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Quote: Originally posted by emig647 Actually apple already has patents for that idea. They have the exact same mouse they have now with a tiny circle up top.. *shrugs*... definitely needs it.... *he*andanotherbutton*chu* How would that work? …
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Quote: Originally posted by FormatC2 The interesting part of the new iMac is the parts. You actually know what's in the thing... So add up the cost. What can they make cheaper? The answer to that question = eMac. I just don't think the…
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I think the eMac will stay. It's a very good and cheap education computer (which is another big reason as to why it's here).
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Well... it's up now. There doesn't seem to be anything new.
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I want to ask something: Do the Apple mice cost that much to make, or are they just overpricing? The price of the Apple Wireless mouse is insane. I can get a Logitech which will do the same things and will let me save money.
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I used to be against the minitower thing, but now that I think about it, I think it's a good idea. But there's one problem: They're going to lose sales on other machines. I don't think they'll lose sales on the PM's but they will on their iMacs. The…
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Yeah, Dvorak is pretty dumb. I skip his little thing entirely when I read PC Mag. Quote: "The Macintosh uses an experimental pointing device called a 'mouse.' There is no evidence that people want to use these things." -- John C. Dvorak, SF Exami…
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Packaging the mouse and keyboard seperately would raise prices though, wouldn't it? Apple's been trying to cut down on their prices and you can defenitely see that with the new iMac (please don't let this go to iMac discussion).