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I havn't had the chance to try that game yet, but I would be very surprised if it can't handle it on atleast a higher rez let alone the highest. Besides, I'm sure that the reason why it slows down after a while is due to the heat build up in your notebook. iMacs have better ventalation and will you probly won't be able to notice it slowing down.

I've posted this a while ago but got no response and now I can't find it. My mac kept on freezing again and again. So I completly reformatted it and installed Mac OSX again for the fourth time. After about three weeks (just like before). It's started to break down and start to freeze on me again! My mac only freezes once a day or so but when it does, I need to restart it by...

This made me chuckle: Engadget is also carrying news of the interview. This snippet sounded hopeful:

very good point, but, you have to consider most people don't have ergonomic keyboards at present either. I've been typing like a mad man for over 10 years, or since 1992 i believe.. and my wrists hurt. having a flat keyboard like the one I am typing on my macbook pro, is very very nice on the fingers, but eventually, how many years will it take for people to realize they have...

That's all fine and well for a few specific jobs. But as long as I have to enter more than a couple of words via a keyboard (and even being part of this _forum_ is a reason for it, even if you spend 8h a day sliding mixers on an audio program right now with a mouse as a job...), I personally still need a fine keyboard that sure as hell _can't_ be one merely displayed on a...

Ick! :P Nothing would be wrong with multi-touch trackpads, when compared to non-multi-touch trackpads, but the functionality they would offer would be nothing compared to a full multi-touch-screen. Forget about manipulating equalizer sliders like on a real audio board. Forget about manipulating more than one object at once in general. Even the simple gestures, like the...

I'm still not sure whether we'll really be using touchscreens on both desktop and notebook computers by Apple very soon. It makes sense on a handheld, though. ...

And you're sure this is about "System & Software"? ;) I'm also not sure that an Apple reseller would actually buy a used notebook. Do they do that nowadays? I'd go with eBay for that.

I'm trying to find a Apple Reseller in Toronto to sell my notebook to but I can't seem to find out what words to google. I've typed in "Apple Reseller" Toronto into the google search but nothing worthwhile comes up. ...

Thanks Fryke. So from what you just said, the 64 bit version will work on my intel core 2 duo notebook. I guess where the confusion lyes is because both the 32 and 64 bit versions are built for PC's and not Macs. Granted-macs now have the same hardware in them as PC's now but what is the difference between me booting up my computer with a Microsoft Windows CD and booting up...