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"There's also the possibility that the notebooks will be made available in fashionable hues, these people have said." It sounds as though the only hue right now that would actually sell is black!, the ipods have demonstrated that this colour migh…
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Has anyone been able to get the OEM version working?, ive been told you have to go out and purchase a retail version of xp with sp2?, ouch thats damm expensive!
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Quote: Originally posted by noah93 Yes, a 15" can replace the 14", but what about all of us that WANT the small screen? - Noah Apologies, i wasnt very specific, assuming the 13.3" is replacing the 12" (a little less vertical and a little more…
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What about a 15" that's not quite the quality/resolution of the high end MBP, its certainly what the PC manufacturers do, which is why you have to argue that those el cheapo 15" laptops cant compare to a MBP or a high end toshiba . If apple were …
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Yeh my wife needs to get a MB asap - im expecting a Core Solo, any chance of a 14" widescreen Core Duo? essentially a high end MB.
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Quote: Originally posted by Kickaha True, but it's hardly a 'little' endeavour. It's actually a lot of fricking hard work. How hard would it be for VMWare to port its Linux version to OSX (bsd)? - the transitive solution however is as yo…
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Quote: Originally posted by Kickaha 'some little'... Well, how about you take a look at the effort that has gone into Virtual PC, then add in the manhours devoted to WINE, and that might get you in the ballpark of something that would be horr…
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Quote: Originally posted by TednDi or, one stupid program that your boss makes you run. Or, that is only written for Windows. Other than that I wouldn't bother. Precisely, so you would think after all these years Apple could have come…
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Quote: Originally posted by Rosser It takes a bit of patience but the biggest pain for me was to make the slipstream disk because I had to upgrade to nero 7 first. After that it wasn't bad because the instuctions were spot on. Dont be shy, giv…
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Quote: Originally posted by Rosser XP runs faster than on any PC I have used before and I'm chuffed that my Packard bell is now a ugly thing of the past. Cool post!, ill let my friends know who are very keen to ditch their PC's. Is the ins…
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Quote: Originally posted by iPeon We have no Virtual PC for Intel Macs yet and I'm not holding my breath on that one nor do I really want that solution unless there are no others. What about this OpenOSX? WinTel 2.1.2? How is that compared to Vir…
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Im not being held up by any concerns of Rev A, a Core Duo 2G is more than sufficient to handle my needs for several years.- so im not waiting for Rev B per se, im waiting on UB apps, which as it stands will likely be better timing for a Rev B - Octo…
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Quote: Originally posted by DaveGee Yep... you'd have to reboot each time you want to switch between OS X and Windows. The 'holy grail' that most people are ..really.. looking for is a form of virtual-machine technology. We're not talking abou…
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I was just about to plonk down the cash for MBP - dont get me wrong awesome machine compared to my 1.25G Al PB. But, since MS Office and some Adobe apps i use are not UB - i think i might perservere with my G4 till later in the year. I get a Rev2 MB…
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Quote: Originally posted by Marvin Where are all the virtualization geniuses anyway? I would have thought there would be sofware running Windows at decent speeds by now. I was thinking the same thing - i would like to run the few windows apps…
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Do i hear VOIP (no pun intended)!, but could be part of the video/iphone effort.
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Quote: Originally posted by 9secondko The low powre G5 is a face save for IBM. very last minute. They just handicapped a 970 FX to get the power down. sure, it consumes watts just a little less efficienct than Centrino, but then angain, the Centr…
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Quote: Originally posted by emig647 That's going to be refreshing!!! I mean how often did we get any leads on future hardware... now its being handed to us! Exactly, at the very least well be able to discuss future hardware without the copiou…
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Quote: Originally posted by emig647 Good point. I never really heard much of anything for roadmaps from ibm in the first place, but i'm sure steve saw something missing from them... and intel had it. Additionally for us at AI, we now get to s…
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Quote: Originally posted by jeriqo We don't want 7448's. We want 8641's (for iBooks) 8641D's (for Powerbooks). Then maybe Apple could compete with current PC-world mobile chips (Pentium-M). here. Couldn't agree more - but this is the reas…