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  • Maybe, the special edition will have an "OLED" display......heh..
    in Special Edition iPod At Paris Expo Comment by aircft.sys.spec. September 2003
  • I think the drives themselves limit the future. How reliable are 15,000 rpm drives. And, if you want to go faster, then what 20,000......30,000 rpm. I think to really move forward..........we need solid state drives that are big and cheap. …
    in Serial ata vs. scsi Comment by aircft.sys.spec. July 2003
  • When you said aluminum keyboard, backlit with a blue light like the 17-inch Powerbook.............maaannn.......that sent chills up my spine........that is absolutely what is needed to send off the G5 properly!
    in New Apple Pro Keyboard? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. July 2003
  • I think there is always room for improvement. You know an ATI 9100 IGP in the iMac would fit nicely (or Radeon Mobility 9100 IGP). The iMac does have more room and a large fan..........you never know there might be enough room and cooling to…
    in any room for imac update? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. June 2003
  • From what I see in the movie, the drive array tray is in front of the motherboard tray, not intersecting, but arranged front and back. I think the "thick glass" look is elegant and rich. The pillars offer good stress support and the thickness …
    in 4xG5 Power Mac Movie(QT6) Is it REAL ? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. June 2003
  • This concept is great. It's what the Cube should have been. I think the tray access to the drives and motherboard are a fantastic idea. The OLED monitor is outstanding. This could very well be a great start for the 20th anniversary Macintosh!
    in 4xG5 Power Mac Movie(QT6) Is it REAL ? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. June 2003
  • This technology is already being used, unfortunately.
    in macbidouille : finally the iFrame ? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. March 2003
  • Why make a crippled machine? Make it a simple innovative tower, as small as possible, while being able to handle the latest graphics cards. As all of you have said. But why cripple the processor. We want performance per dollar.........not ju…
    in Cube 2 Comment by aircft.sys.spec. February 2003
  • Forgive me for asking, but I thought Windows XP's abstraction layer only supports Intel chips. Isn't this an unfair speed advantange for Intel. I thought that was what AMD's "XP" chips were all about......to appear "Intel" to Windows XP. Is thi…
    in Mhz/Ghz myth... why doesn't apple do this? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. February 2003
  • I remember when the first Imac came out there were touch screens available for it......... for about 400 Dollars. The touch screens came in two forms.......an overlay and the other behind a screen. Speculation: let's add this to current iBook p…
    in New ibooks? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. February 2003
  • Well, I quess you have a good point there..........about the touch screen. Maybe that's why all the PC tablets are running 2199 to 2799........Dollars. Actually, I thought it was a lame idea, until I tried one at an airport. I was traveling, …
    in New ibooks? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. February 2003
  • A tablet costing more? Are you sure about that? No hinge mechanism and one body. And how much could a stylist cost? I think a tablet would be more durable.......the screen behind a nice thick piece of lexan. Don't you think so?
    in New ibooks? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. February 2003
  • Macrumors has an interesting insight on the subject of an Apple product in tablet form. What if the mysterious iBook wait, for an upgrade, was actually for a new G3 tablet. Couldn't this be upgraded to 1 Ghz and not compete with the new 12" P…
    in New ibooks? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. February 2003
  • Hey, if you really want to dream......How about a fiber-optic CPU. NO fan...NO heat sink....50,000 times more powerful than current metal-based chips today. All of this in a tablet style machine, that can be layed on it's side with a fold out…
    in nVidia Quadro for future PB's? Comment by aircft.sys.spec. February 2003