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Better than yours. C*nt.
The £500 ones that find their way into the Macbook Air and the Dell ATGs (amongst others). I think they use a NAND-based technology but don't quote me - until they come down to semi-reasonable price I won't be playing!
I have a Sony Vaio TX3 (11.1") and this Mac Air thing does look great, although the screen would still be too big for me (in the environments I'd use it in) and I'd have to run Windows in order to be able to run specialist work apps.
Does the Macbook Air still have a backlit keyboard? It doesn't look like the typical Apple affair, based on the pictures anyway.
Does the Macbook Air still have a backlit keyboard? It doesn't look like the typical Apple affair, based on the pictures anyway.
Scrub that. I see it does indeed have a backlit keyboard. I like it, and as has already been said, the trackpad appears to be awesome. As an iPhone user I can imagine how good that will be, as I now often find it frustrating that I can't manipulate my PCs in the same way...
To all the Apple haters - shut the f**k up and buy something else then
To all the Apple haters - shut the f**k up and buy something else then
haw-he-haw, une-sept-deux
To all the Apple haters - shut the f**k up and buy something else then
:rasp: Maybe I will
(News years resolution, stay out of Apple threads)
Revels Mum & Sister
Scrub that. I see it does indeed have a backlit keyboard. I like it, and as has already been said, the trackpad appears to be awesome. As an iPhone user I can imagine how good that will be, as I now often find it frustrating that I can't manipulate my PCs in the same way...
To all the Apple haters - shut the f**k up and buy something else then
Damn those Poor people to hell
Munson you can use Bootcamp and run Windows on the MAC as well.
To all the Apple haters - shut the f**k up and buy something else then
:rasp: Maybe I will
(News years resolution, stay out of Apple threads)
LOL I was joking with the best intentions dude. I'm no Apple freak either. I do appreciate fantastic design though, and it's an undeniable fact that Apple are putting some seriously funky s**t to market at the moment.
Scrub that. I see it does indeed have a backlit keyboard. I like it, and as has already been said, the trackpad appears to be awesome. As an iPhone user I can imagine how good that will be, as I now often find it frustrating that I can't manipulate my PCs in the same way...
To all the Apple haters - shut the f**k up and buy something else then
Damn those Poor people to hell
Munson you can use Bootcamp and run Windows on the MAC as well.
Yeah I know numbnuts, but then I may as well stick with my current Vaio. Am I wrong?
Yes because Vaio = s**t and just as expensive as the Apple
LOL, well if Apple did an 11" 16:9 laptop perhaps I'd have been tempted at the time
For the record, the little Vaio is far from s**t. It's the best investment I've ever made in my work, and it's all tax deductable etc. etc.
I am tempted to get an Air just for kicks though. A splash of coffee table furniture, and if I don't like it I'll just throw it away or use it as a rolling board
I was kind of hoping there would be some info on the MacBook Nano in this thread
There's no such thing, and I doubt there will be now with the Macbook Air.
I don't see anything...
I was kind of hoping there would be some info on the MacBook Nano in this thread
There's no such thing, and I doubt there will be now with the Macbook Air.
Never say never.
SchwepTek™
Sorry i thought you were talking about air. I dont think a nano is likely.
www.macrumors.com normally has the most info.
www.macrumors.com normally has the most info.
R26
You should have loaded the original iPhone apps on 1.1.2, then there is no reason to upgrade.
Just upgraded to the apps, pretty impressed with them actually, £12.99 seems hefty for something that is free for new buyers, but it's not a bad way to spend 13 quid. Never been too interested in Jailbreaking it, looking forward to the legit apps that should be hitting the Touch this Summer.
R26
Surely not worth £13 over the 1.1.2 iPhone apps?
These apps (well, mail & maps specifically) make a massive difference to the touch....
Long live accountability.
R26
I already have the 1.1.2 apps from the iPhone on my touch though, which is why I ask if the differences between 1.1.2 and 1.1.3 is worth £13.
That depends on:
1) How long (if) it takes to find a way into 1.1.3.
2) What Apple actually provides as an SDK, there's a bit of speculation about what this "native sdk" is going to be.
3) You'll need 1.1.3 or higher to run SDK based applications.
By the way, 1.1.3 is a free upgrade - the apps are an "add on", but 1.1.3 is a pre-requisite for these apps.
R26
I think I'll upgrade when the SDK is released next month. My apps are working fine for me at the moment.
Any idea how the Maps app finds your position? Whilst everything else works fine in Maps (I love it actually, worth the £12.99 on it's own) it can never locate my position. I assume it uses Wifi, and I had a nice strong signal where I was but it wasn't playing ball.
The traffic thing is frighteningly accurate, the journey time thing is waaaaay more accurate than Multimap.
The traffic thing is frighteningly accurate, the journey time thing is waaaaay more accurate than Multimap.
The AP will have to know where it is (i.e latitude & longitude) and there will be a service running on it (or a server somewhere that knows the locations of the cloud hotspots) that the Touch will communicate with to retrieve this data.
Wouldn't be very accurate.
Tom
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