Keynote

Seeing the Facts". It looks to be similar to a certain Apple board member's keynote presentation on global warming.. ...

It depends what is most important to you -- performance or screen size. The new MBPs have significantly improved specs -- RAM can be increased to 3GB instead of 2GB, and the new Core2Duo processors are quite significantly better than the CoreDuos. So it depends on what you are doing. If you're doing Word, Powerpoint/keynote, internet browsing, then either will work just as...

So did the "iphone no compared to zune" title bug anyone or do people here just continue from where they left off in another thread? I do not understand whether you are endorsing the Zune over the iphone or the other way around. Please clarify. I think the whole point of the iPhone is that it combines an iPod, Personal Digital Assistant, and a Phone. This was stated by...

That was announced the same day as the iPhone, during the keynote as presented by Steve Jobs. ...

from what i could tell from jobs keynote, time machine is for recovering files or revisions of files, not system restoration. but than who knows, i can't wait till it comes out, i'm hoping it'll run on my g4.

Case closed! :D Seriously, though, it's heartening that so many people think the idea is crazy, but...can you point to any one step along my path that you think will never happen and explain why? Specifically: Why would Apple never release Safari for Windows? Why would Apple never pre-install Windows on their hardware? Why would Apple never release Cocoa for Windows? ...

I didn't think so. 2006 started with the MacBook Pro and the intel iMac. Month after month they introduced new intel Macs. Very Mac-centric first half year it was, and the Mac Pro certainly put yet another "Mac" badge on the year. Then came the Core 2 Duo iMac, MacBook Pro and MacBook. So I'd say _apart_ from this year's MWSF keynote, there's not much proof of them "losing the...

Why do you say that? Apple certainly did not whip up Boot Camp in a few days. More likely, they'd been working on it from the start. If third-party hacks influenced them at all (which is just speculation), it was probably only in the timing of their beta release. How? (Keep in mind that I keep saying Apple could NOT pull this off in their current state, but rather in the...

OSX is not going anywhere. Innovation will continue. Mac hardware is definitely not going anywhere. There just was not enough room to in the keynote for both new hardware AND the iPhone. When you want one start to shine more than the other, you don't put them both out at the same time. ...

The sky is falling for sure. I think if Apple was going to kill off Macs, or OS X there would have been other times that they would have been more likely to it. Macworld may not have had any new macs, but considering what was released I think that's ok. The appleTV and iPhone were interesting and compelling announcements. Would a new macbook that's a speed bump...