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Quote: Originally Posted by mello I almost always use my 17" powerbook while plugged in & it's never on my lap. I'd love a true desktop replacement, even if it were thicker. I wonder what the demand would be for a quad-core 17-19" macbook pro…
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Quote: Originally Posted by joelsalt I would hesitate to say "no," because there could be some. A mouse pointer has only 1 tip, but some applications might make good use of two digits, although I do tend to agree with you. As we all know, App…
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Quote: Originally Posted by satchmo I hope we never see one. Or if we do, it had better have a clever implentation. Moving things around on a large screen with your arms all over the place seems more cumbersome than using a mouse. Perhaps if th…
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Quote: Originally Posted by troberts Yes, given a choice, I would rather have dedicated graphics, such as the NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT that is in the MacBook Pro; however, since the Mac mini is supposed to be an "entry-level" model, I did not spec…
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Quote: Originally Posted by troberts The items I see getting shown are:Mac mini - It will either be redesigned or replaced, but we will see it. I expect the DisplayPort will be standard size since it is a desktop model. Cinema Displays - People n…
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Don't forget new displays - 20" and 30" conforming to the new 24" design.
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Dear god, no steampunk
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Agreed. I remember when I got my G4 tower, Apple actually had a tower for $1500. If they still had that, I don't think we'd all be complaining. However, the only thing we have in that range now is the iMac. I like the machine, and we all know Apple …
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The only kicker is that Apple will need to give the USB ports (or whatever port they use) the ability to provide bus power. The Air drive is bus powered, and as a result, no other machines can use it. I'm sure Apple would beef up the mini as needed.…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Hudson1 One of the key markets for the mini is those whose computer experience is "non-pro" for lack of a better term. Asking that market segment to learn how to load software (which still comes on disks, BTW) without…