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  • just a note: the (in)famous celeron-m 400 series surfaced in some store(s ?) in japan earlier this week, prior to official release... http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/akiba...5/newitem.html
  • Quote: Originally posted by wwwork Do any of the Intel boards support something like this? support what, six slots? the new intel-powermacs will probably (?) use a chipset with the ich8 southbridge. i dont know much about that one, but ich…
  • Quote: Originally posted by wmf Apple used the TPM for "boot DRM" and Maxxus cracked it. If Apple tries to use the TPM for music DRM, it will be cracked soon enough (imagine if Maxxus and DVD Jon joined forces). In theory TPMs can be used for unc…
  • Quote: Originally posted by thegreatluke This doesn't have anything to do with music, am I right? not yet, but it will in a not too distant future. (as commercial media content in general.)
  • Quote: Originally posted by TednDi The images show a Infineon chip with the following code: SLB9635TT12 - G546K1V 00Za544257. This one could be the TPM chip: as it has been noted in the comments provide by my readers, the first line of the captio…
  • Quote: Originally posted by 1337_5L4Xx0R Given that quartz extreme and core image lean so heavily on the graphics subsystem, and OSX has OpenGL built into it's heart, having dedicated video memory and proper graphics accelleration (video/3d/etc) …
  • Quote: Originally posted by OfficerDigby I think something is wrong here GMA 950 doesn't play HD - it's the Core Duo that does it. (?). true. i think most people really mean 'high resolution h.264-content' when they say 'hd', the gma950 can…
  • Quote: Originally posted by trevorM http://www.futuretech.blinkenlights....eatm25mbit.jpg that's an (old) 5 volt pci card. i guess there are only 3.3 volt pci-x slots in that particular powermac?
  • Quote: Originally posted by cubist Conroe is single-chip only, no dual-duals. The PM replacement needs to be affordable, so it won't be Woodcrests. it's not like the woodcrests will be *that* terribly expensive. afaik, mid-range will be li…
  • Quote: Originally posted by ryanh I think that the MacBook/iBook/whatever will support monitor spanning via mini-DVI just as the iMac now does. ...so apple can sell us a $19 video adapter to actually use the feature. that's how steve like to …
  • did anyone figure out how the core solo mini can run at 1.5 ghz with a 667 mhz fsb? that's one freaky multiplier..
  • Quote: Originally posted by Voch Newer 3D games (Doom III, World of Warcraft) and 3D modeling software (CINEMA 4D, benchmark-able for free by the CINEBENCH software) will run poorly because of the lack of a "real" GPU. in anything geometricall…
  • Quote: Originally posted by sandau http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/macmini.ars interesting to see the mini core solo out-perform the macbook pro in some of the xbench/cinebench tests. crappy drivers for the ati x1600? single vs du…
  • Quote: Originally posted by Xool Somebody should just use the Processor preference pane to disable one of the cores. At least I think you should be able to do it. I know you can for true dual processor systems, but not sure about the multi-core…
  • Quote: Originally posted by m01ety Actually, the integrated Intel graphics chip, if specifications are to be believed, plays back two 1080 streams side-by-side with no problems. streams compressed with which codec? (i tried to find out myself…
  • Quote: Originally posted by gugy Most people wants a macmini with a Powermac performance for $600. no. most 'whiners' want a $500 computer for $500, nothing more - nothing less...
    in No Excuses Comment by tubgirl March 2006
  • Quote: Originally posted by macshark Now that the revenue improved and profitability became the focus, Apple is making the same mistakes they did over and over in the old glory days: pricing too high to maximize short term profits at the expense …
  • Quote: Originally posted by TenoBell I would expect Apple to use the new chipset once it becomes available. mini, imac, no-way-in-hell mini-tower?
  • Quote: Originally posted by backtomac On a more serious note, do you know if they could have put a celeron in the new mini? That would make more sense to me. Then the price could perhaps be maintained at $499. I will be curious to see a review of…
    in No Excuses Comment by tubgirl March 2006
  • Quote: Originally posted by jackbauer Who knows. The Core Solo/Duo shares the same socket with the Celeron D/M and the Pentium M Dothan, so there are cheap enough processors to get the price down to $499. They chose not to.. no can do, sir! …