
No Optical Drive, No Ethernet, No way to upgrade RAM, $1,300 extra for a Solid State Drive, The slowest Processor in your entire range, and only one USB port?

apologies for TOAP-iness
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:28,
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apologies for TOAP-iness

My laptop's all broken anyway, the screen's hanging on by a thread. I got it back in the ay when you had to pay 2 grand for 30G of hard drive.
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:31,
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It doesn't matter how thin it is - it's overpriced and underspecced.
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:34,
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i'd rather add extra money and get a decent macbook pro.
or a massivly spec'd PC
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:40,
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or a massivly spec'd PC

Anyone who buys this or an iPhone is a vapid, empty-headed, air-brained numpty who deserves to be bum raped up the bum by a bummer
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:42,
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But the brace of Macs I run at home are very solid machines, never had any kind of problem with 'em performance (or anything else)-wise, to be honest.
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:48,
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I love working on Macs
I've been using this iMac for almost three years now and it has never crashed,
I fear this would not be the case had I been working on a PC.
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 12:05,
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I've been using this iMac for almost three years now and it has never crashed,
I fear this would not be the case had I been working on a PC.

And they could all be so much better if they didn't stick a bloated swooshy-wooshy fancy-looking OS over it. Well, until they started building them on Intels that is...
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 12:25,
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*genuine apology*
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:38,
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It's called Financial Domination (Just text, but possibly NSFW).
So, you see that little apple on it? That meas it is your mistress and you're it's little pay piggy. And it feels good.
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:32,
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So, you see that little apple on it? That meas it is your mistress and you're it's little pay piggy. And it feels good.

Thats just another word for marriage isn't it?
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 19:13,
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I hope they come in pink.
Seriously though as pretty as they are just one USB port is pathetic. It's an extra $999 for the smallest of HDs too.
I think the entire thing comes under the heading "form over function"

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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:52,
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Seriously though as pretty as they are just one USB port is pathetic. It's an extra $999 for the smallest of HDs too.
I think the entire thing comes under the heading "form over function"


As Thor said up there ^ I would rather spend a bit more and get a decently specced Macbook Pro.
It would make a very nice, though expensive, ornament however :D
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 12:10,
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It would make a very nice, though expensive, ornament however :D

I think it's an astonishingly good idea. When was the last time you used the drive in your PC?
(Well I'm sure someone will pipe up about how they use it all the time) - so the last time *I* used the drive in my PC was to install drivers for a new graphics card.
Optical drives are things that are used intermittently, so why carry it around with you every day? That doesn't make sense. I think that's a very brave and astute move on Apple's behalf.
Plus the thing to use the CDrom on any other Mac or PC really easily over wireless for the few times you do need it is a stroke of genius.
It's a super-light, stylish, reasonably powerful machine. It's a heck of a lot more portable than those clunky 4cm thick things.
I hope they manage to find a way to make the whole screen a touch-screen like the iPhone, to replace the trackpad.
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Wed 16 Jan 2008, 12:19,
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(Well I'm sure someone will pipe up about how they use it all the time) - so the last time *I* used the drive in my PC was to install drivers for a new graphics card.
Optical drives are things that are used intermittently, so why carry it around with you every day? That doesn't make sense. I think that's a very brave and astute move on Apple's behalf.
Plus the thing to use the CDrom on any other Mac or PC really easily over wireless for the few times you do need it is a stroke of genius.
It's a super-light, stylish, reasonably powerful machine. It's a heck of a lot more portable than those clunky 4cm thick things.
I hope they manage to find a way to make the whole screen a touch-screen like the iPhone, to replace the trackpad.