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First iPods, then Xserve around WWDC and iBooks for MWNY

in what going to be the next update? Comment by franck February 2003

[quote]Originally posted by bozzo: Take a look at the bottom of this page :

in 15.4-inch PowerBook on horizon Comment by franck January 2003

Nice catch DHagan4755, I think Apple should standardize resolutions across the line. Standard dispays have to be 4/3 Cinema displays should all be in a 16:10 form factor. Cinema display 23" and 22" are OK. iMac 17" is fine too (just like …

in 15.4-inch PowerBook on horizon Comment by franck January 2003

[quote]Originally posted by rogue68: The only good reasons to buy an Ai book are already available in the 12" and 17" versions" : size, bluetooth (if you think you really need it...) and airport extreme, but massive overhauls these ain't. You f…

in when the Ti15" PB moves to the Ai15" PB will it get.... Comment by franck January 2003

[quote]Originally posted by Programmer: I think the author of the article is under the impression that PowerPC=POWER and that all of these processors are created equal. These IBM machines do look like they are going to be real brutes though, that'…

in IBM Power5 and Apple - must be a mistake Comment by franck November 2002

** CONFIRMED ** ??

in New PowerMacs as soon as right now... Comment by franck August 2002

[quote]Originally posted by -@-: Because the G4 is a 3 year old chip. A P3 wouldn’t either benefit from DDR. They were both designed before DDR was invented and no one would have thought that the G4 would be in use after 3 years. The G4 was …

in DDR with current chip = no more preformance ! Comment by franck August 2002

Mine is this one: [quote]Meanwhile, sources said, Motorola's long-awaited PowerPC G5 CPU from Motorola is likely to break cover perhaps as soon as early 2003. Having 2 high-end processors from different manufacturers is A Good Thing™ Edi…

in Will Apple's G5 come from IBM? Comment by franck September 2002

[quote]Originally posted by Yevgeny: From the numbers that I have seen, a modern x86 bus should be able to feed quad G4's running at 1.4 GHZ. Such a machine would be rather impressive (and expensive). The key is getting a real bus. I hig…