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• O.L.E.D. and any of its variation (Transparent and Flexible) is still on the process mass producing, though it probably will be on most devices in the next decades. So yes... Apple probably will make use of it when it's avaiable. As for iBook in …

  in OLED iTablet (Cheesy mockup included) Comment by digix June 2002
• Code name is ?Inkwell?. Official name is ?Ink?. ? Ink Jaguar features advanced handwriting recognition. Graphics professionals will appreciate the ability to input text via stylus instead of switching to the keyboard. You can write directly …

  in Apple exec predicts branded handheld bombshell (sort of!) Comment by digix June 2002
• Apple once do this sort of thing, named Apple Phone, and it was for the AV Macs back in the mid 90's. Anyway. Apple's products had the habit of being reincarnated in the future (IDC -> ADC), so it's no doubt that it probably will show up a…

  in iPhone Digital Hub Device and Software Comment by digix June 2002
• The current Apple Pro Mouse doesn't has any button at all, it only had a one mouse click feature. Anyway. While it's easy to add more buttons and features to a mouse, it's hard to ?design? a multi features mouse that would be as intuitive as the …

  in New Apple Mouse and Keyboard Comment by digix June 2002
• [quote]Originally posted by Jonathan Brisby: Hum.... Lets see. $3000 for a 600 mhz P3, with no optical or magnetic drive, and a 2.5 hr battery life. Sounds just like something IBM would make. The article there even says that it just didn't sell. Ap…

  in Inside info: the padless tablet. Comment by digix June 2002
• FireWire is promoted as a standard high speed and powered interface between digital devices, without the need for an host. That's why you see it as a big hit for digital camcorders and other consumer electronic devices. And guess where Apple is p…

  in Major Stakes? USB2.0 vs FireWire Comment by digix June 2002
• Well... Yes, the next phase for the iPod is for it to become more of a multimedia digital device, currently, its main features is to store and play music, plus also data storage and data transfer. For it contain and play some other multimedia stuff …

  in iPhoto/iMovie presentaion hub device Comment by digix May 2002
• Yes. Firewire II (IEEE-1394b) don't bring much features, other than faster speed and longer distance. And as for speed and distance for networking, Apple pretty much covered that area with Gigabit ethernet. Personally, I think that what Apple sho…

  in FireWire II - Why?!? Comment by digix May 2002
• Well... As I observed the Macintosh community, those that buyed the PowerMacs came many different caterogires, here are some three of those categories: - People that uses it as a server. - People that uses it as a machine to connect many perip…

  in gMac anyone? Comment by digix May 2002
• Nintendo? How about Apple done another jogress evolution with BanDai? Pippin 02 (2002)? BanDai's current Digital Hub is the WonderSwan, but... it feels more like a traveling Recreation Vehicle than a house. Apple's Digital Hub concept might…

  in pippin 2 ? Comment by digix May 2002
• People like the Duo since that it can act as a subnotebook when it's undock from the Dock, and it can act as a desktop machine when it's docked into the Dock. The Dock enable easier ?reconnection? in a regular visited place (like home and office)…

  in Duo? Comment by digix May 2002
• Perharps the new Digital Device that will be shown in MWNY will be an upgraded version of the iPod? That's capable of more multimedia function? Personally, it would be nice if the iPod gained more features (but still have a similar form). As for …

  in If they don't show one at MWNY then they lose my money Comment by digix May 2002
• ?Glove?? You mean something like this below? ? No per-user ?taxes? Xserve lets you eliminate the most galling expense in your department?s budget: the per-user ?tax? you?ve been obliged to pay for using server software. Since Xserve comes wit…

  in Project "Glove" and "Lucida" in July Comment by digix May 2002
• Personally, I think that the next growth phase of the iBook is for it to turn into a notebook that can be use both as a normal notebook and a tablet style notebook. The iBook is said to be as a successor to the Newton eMate (that can also use bot…

  in New "Non-computer device" Coming at MWNY Speculates Forbes.com Comment by digix May 2002
• What I want to see, is for Apple to split the PowerMac G4 line into two specific product. They already done a rackmounted server variation of the PowerMac G4 with the Xserve. Why not do it again? Personally, I think that the users are probably di…

  in What the present offerings say about MWNY Comment by digix May 2002
• What is a real possibility of the next iMac revision will have will be upgrade on its CPU and its GPU. More RAM would be nice, bumping it up into 512 MB for the high end, enabling the iMac to attain 1 GB without opening up non-user accessable RAM…

  in Next iMac Rev. Comment by digix May 2002
• I don't know if Apple is going to release a two buttons mouse, let alone one with scroll wheel. But if I remember, before the release of the Apple Pro Mouse (I think that it was release somewhere in 11th September 2000), I readed somewhere in App…

  in Will MWNY bring a new mouse? Comment by digix May 2002
• Like many people would said it. You might want to get a product that might suit your computing need. If you move a lot but don't need the heavy processing power of a high end desktop unit. The portable is it. Anyway. The iBook is probably going t…

  in What's your ideal portable? Comment by digix May 2002
• Firewire speakers or at least Firewire amplifiers. Enough said.

  in Future Audio : Going Optical? Comment by digix May 2002
• I agree that there's a good chance that the LCD iMac will received a minor upgrade in Macworld New York in July (or somewhere before or after it.). After all, it was introduced in January, and it's best to release a revision for each six months. …

  in QUESTION: New iMacs at MWNY??? Comment by digix May 2002
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