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The biggest proponent of downloads outside the US is that the end users are not under US jurisdiction. There is no way to enforce the DRM of the files. OTOH, most of these labels have subdivisions outside of the US. I wonder if they have to strike the same deal with them as they did their...

That could very well be true. I believe it was an IBM box that the 620 shipped in, although I could be way off base. You're completely correct about the 970 and 10.3 being the first geared toward the end user.

The shipping costs would be outrageous for apple, not to mention the man hours needed to fill such an order. it would be cost prohibitive. Somebody will always complain about audio quality, regardless of how good (or bad) it sounds. I've seen people that have been completely happy with 64...

SSL = Secure Socket Layer. It's used for secure traffic between your machine and a web server.

Yes... the interface is horrid. Apple would never use buttons on a menu bar... or at least I hope they never would. Not elegant at all

Awesome! This is exactly what I was wanting to do. Now all I have to do is creating a referal page in Cold Fusion :D Edit: whenever trying to do this is it is downloading a file named "advancedSearchResults" that at first I figured would be the search results in standard HTML. When...

Yes, you're right on that. I was speaking about the 620. If I'm not mistaken the 620 was used in a few desktop boxes. Maybe these were more workstation class as well.

The only issue I have with this is the fact that I don't feel this will "shock the world" This is something that we've been planning on for the past 8 months. it comes as no big surprise.

That's correct. These are all labeled workstations, not desktops. Besides... Motorola beat all these guys to the punch as well. There were previous 64 bit motorola chips used in a few desktops (albeit a small number)

here we go... http://arstechnica.com/cpu/02q2/ppc970/ppc970-1.html The 970@ 1.8 GHz uses 42 Watts The G4e@ 1 GHz uses 30 Watts From the article... It appears that I was wrong :( It will be a hotter chip at current speeds than the G4 currently is, but that's a side effect of...

I was fairly positive that the 970 was a hotter chip than the G4, but I could be wrong. I would love to find the actual watts this thing requires... */goes back to searching for cold, hard facts

Has anybody heard any power requirements for this chip yet?

You'll definately need admin rights to enable root. The best thing I can think of is start off the install CD. I believe there's a utility on there to reset admin passwords. You might have other functionality as well.

I wouldn't be do quick to claim that it'll outperform a P4 at less than 2/3's the clock. It seems as if it will come fairly close though. There's been great discussion of the chip at Ars Technica. The link is in the "PPC970 at WWDC" thread.

I have the perfect home for two of those chips... You guys can fight over the remaining 39,998 :D

any voice recognition sems to work extremely well, although I don't think it'd work well within the iPod. I feel that the only reason it has recording capability is for quick notes to yourself.

I believe it's the World Wide Developer conference, which will be held at the end of June. EDIT: June 23-27 to be exact. It will be held in San Francisco, California

I've had this happen to me in a few of the very early developer previews, although I haven't seen it happen since the Public Beta. It is basicaly an error in how the window is being rendered in the window manager. It is highly unlikely that it's an issue with your keychain. Is it still doing...

the manufacturer is Pioneer but they're not currently using the A05 as the superdrive. to answer the original question, no iDVD doesn't support it out of the box, but I have seen many sites posting info on how you can get it to work using a 3rd party drive.

that is very strange. I really don't know what else there would possibly be. I tried doing a quick google search and there seems to be quite a bit of good info out there. You might want to start there. Also I found THIS on version tracker. It should export from e2001 and import it into eX