MacWorld SF

[chris]

It's that time again, Steve (no, I don't know him on a first name basis) will stroll onto the stage at MWSF to announce all the great new goodies from Apple. I for one, cannot wait to see the keynote and see what Apple has in store.

First the 700w last week and now new Apple stuff.

I think the hottest rumor was a 42" Plasma HDTV from Apple that runs OS X. :tongue: That would be something to drool over.

-Chris

[Bondelev]

I'll be there Friday.

[nobbie]

I had a free pass to MacWorld, but I gave it to one of my colleagues in the SF office. After seeing the keynote and reading about what's there, I figured it wasn't worth the trouble of flying up there. Even if it was work-related and on my expense account. Every year, Steve's keynote has gotten lamer and lamer. The things they introduce just aren't that groundbreaking. Please, Madonna on iTunes? Yawn... And everyone here already knows how I feel about iPods.

The Mac Probooks look sort of interesting. I want to see benchmarks first. But, to be honest, until Steve breaks the 3gHz barrier on desktops or brings out a super-fast, super-light tablet PC, I'm not bitin'.

[chris]

The Mac Probooks look sort of interesting. I want to see benchmarks first. But, to be honest, until Steve breaks the 3gHz barrier on desktops or brings out a super-fast, super-light tablet PC, I'm not bitin'.

I was kinda suprised by these MacBooks. First off, hate the name. Secondly, most people who buy Powerbooks are using software outside of the iApps. Unless it happened at Macworld, I didn't think Adobe was ready to support the Intel based Macs just yet.

I'll be there Friday.

Cool. Enjoy. If you pass by Mark/Space, tell them Everything Treo is waiting for a beta of Missing Sync for Windows Mobile 5.

-Chris

[nobbie]

I'm not sure what these Macprobooks do or offer other than a different CPU. What I REALLY want to know is what is Motorola's response to this?