Lacero said:Cool. Maybe scratch resistant nanos in new colors (orange, baby blue and lilac would be my guesses)?
November 22 in North Americaja0912 said:When is the XBox launch?
(Apple wouldn't do a gaming machine. I'm just curious about release timing)
It's so specific I can't bear it!Macrumors said:
Appleinsider posts some vague hints that Apple may be ramping up for a hardware announcement sometime this week.
derajfast said:i actually think thats a pretty good idea....maybe change up the artist every few months.......those things would be HUGE collectors items.....id probably never buy one (unless it was a grateful dead one), but i could see it stirring some interest and being a good idea......only problem is getting the people on board.....but youve already got the grateful dead issuing unreleased stuff through itunes, madonna as well.........it could be interesting....a nice grateful dead ipod with a steal your face on the back with their entire lvie catalogue......oh man would i LOVE that
Bear said:Actually they would not b a good first choice. It all depends on what they are being used for.
If it's ordinary server stuff (file server, mail, web server, etc) then it doesn't matter if it's PowerPC or Intel.
However, if they're using Xserves as part of a render farm (or other specialized applications), then they would need to wait until tha application had a universal binary before they could move it to an Intel based Mac. A lot of the specialized applications makes use of AltiVec which is not supported under Rosetta.
Yebot said:Updated Xserves for the holiday crowd? Perhaps I misunderstand your post but I would never consider an Xserve a stocking stuffer.
Xbox is here on Nov. 22 I believe. One week. Bring on the PS3!ja0912 said:When is the XBox launch?
(Apple wouldn't do a gaming machine. I'm just curious about release timing)
They need to kill off all the old machines with the DDR chipsets, right now they are carrying 5 chipsets (2 extra for the last of the DDR machines.)Some_Big_Spoon said:Tuesday's come and gone, so I guess maybe not? Xserves are the only thing left, as thousands have pointed out.. would make sense to update them, as they're the top pro machines. anyway..
Spock said:xServes need an upgrade, but I was thinking wouldnt the xserve be a good first choice for intel? When You think about it, Im sure Apple has Mac OS X server for intel.
JDOG_ said:who would want a pink girlie nano ...?
JDOG_ said:I'd like a gladiator-themed iPod with Russell Crowe like-ness and possibly some external speaker to threaten co-workers and innocent bystanders.
It may be untimely since the movie came out years ago, but frankly who would want a pink girlie nano when you could have a Maxiumus edition?
electronboy said:I would not want the first Intel product released by Apple to a SERVER!
A dual core Xserve G5 would be welcome news. The Intel server architechture sucks, the processors all share the same bus, but in the Xserve each processor has its own bus.
iHateWindows said:Weird.
I had a dream last night that Apple was phasing out the leftover G5's by offering dual-core G5 Mac Minis, iBooks, and Powerbooks.
I smell Macintels coming soon.
nagromme said:A special-edition iPod doesn't sound unlikely either.