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Andrew Escobar said 12:59PM on 2-18-2006
Enjoy the photos.
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Matic Bitenc said 1:21PM on 2-18-2006
Niice. Is the white sleeve really meant as a protective sleeve like the one that ships with the iPods or is it just normal plastic packaging?
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Mario Aeby said 1:34PM on 2-18-2006
It really seems to be shot on Apple Campus (or at least at an Apple office). Have a look at this pic:
http://flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=101215484&context=set-72057594066307201&size=o
You can clearly see IP-Adresses (starting with 17.x.x.x) and their corresponding DNS-Names. They all end with *.apple.com
If I were this guy, I would delete those shots ...
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Michael Str? said 1:48PM on 2-18-2006
Did you see that power supply on one of the pictures? It's a giant brick, bigger than an Airport Express! What where they thinking?
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Robert Knight said 2:53PM on 2-18-2006
Yup, its Apple alright. I searched one of the IPs in WHOIS and it turned up Apple in Cupertino.
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Victor said 2:55PM on 2-18-2006
#4 -They were probably thinking, "We need an 85w power supply!" That's really it. Power supplies that are reliable need proper cooling and packaging. I think the older one was only 60w. The plus to a more powerful supply will be quicker charging of the battery.
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Ryan said 3:08PM on 2-18-2006
I'm still waiting for a picture with its power on accompanies by the mouse hovering over the battery indicator/estimator at full charge to see what we may be able to expect with a non-prototype model... When I see pics, or hear solid evidence/news of the battery life, I will breath a HUGE sigh of relief or quickly click "cancel order" if the news is "1-3 hours." If it's 3 or more hours of battery life, then I hope mine gets here ASAP!
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Justin said 3:13PM on 2-18-2006
#4 - Yeah what "were" they thinking?! I mean, I'm sure it was along the lines of, "Let's make this AC adapter much larger than it needs to be, because THAT would be hilarious! We've been making things fit into as small of a space as possible, but let's just this one time make something HUGE for the heck of it!" What were they thinking indeed. *roll eyes*
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gozer said 3:46PM on 2-18-2006
the old power supply was 65w, before that 45w. it's not that much bigger.
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BobbyW said 5:07PM on 2-18-2006
#2 - My wife says you're a loser. She's right. And this is coming from someone who took pictures unpacking a G5.
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Michael Str? said 6:08PM on 2-18-2006
Victor and Justin, you can turn your sarcasm detectors back on again.
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dennis said 11:39PM on 2-18-2006
I think the new book is just a lot of hype. Sure it's thinner- .1" thinner but it still weighs the same and lacks the software compatability necessary to make it a practical purchase. It may be 2x faster in iTunes but it's 4x slower in Photoshop.
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Alexander Kellett said 1:16AM on 2-19-2006
it will be 6x faster than your stinkin ppc boxes in photoshop come the latest ps versions..
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Andrew said 2:49AM on 2-19-2006
Dennis, Although I realise you're trolling, I feel the need to correct you.
The new Macbook isn't 4x slower in photoshop. It's just not universal yet... It will be, so get over it.
Practical that mate...
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Barysh said 4:02AM on 2-19-2006
I mean really, you're ready to dish out $2k for slimmer packaging you throw away, and a $20 magnetic power jack?
Also, as a long time 50/50 mac/pc user, at least we can finally put to rest the myth that macs were faster than pcs, Jobs wedges a medium speed Intel processor (by intel standards) and that same machine is instantly 4x faster, just goes to show mac was all fluff marketing up to this point. Save your money, Get the fastest toshiba or dell laptop you can afford, and it will be much faster than the macbook pro running anything adobe related. The only thing you need a mac for in this day and age is for final cut pro. everything else is available for winxp, and it will run faster. How many regular people have, want or need final cut pro?
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Brendon Carr said 5:28AM on 2-19-2006
From my perspective as a business owner, I'm less interested in all the programs available for WinXP and more interested in the thousands -- nay, tens of thousands of programs not available on the Macintosh. I speak, of course, of malware and viruses.
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masta606 said 7:54AM on 2-19-2006
and what about logic pro Barysh? Who needs a mac for that in this day and age?
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glad said 8:49AM on 2-19-2006
barysh who needs delicious library anyway?
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Eric said 11:46AM on 2-19-2006
Hey did anyone notice the design change in photo with the macbook open. Look at the hinge, its not one big one anymore, its two on either side. I wonder why that is, i always like the powerbook hinge, seems very sturdy.
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dennis said 12:05PM on 2-19-2006
In response to Alexander's comment-yes, the MacBook will be faster than the G4 when the new versions are release...and that will be in what 2007 or 8? And that's from Adobe. By then, the next laptop I buy will be a lot faster, bug free and more practical than the scrape on your lap. Cheers.
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