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How the heck did this thread turn from the future Intel plans/chips, to my future Mac Desktop chips. I really would love to get one right away (next year) but it all depends on how much i have set aside. If i get at least 2000 back in 2007 for my taxes, definitaly. Rev C iMac x86 probably :D...

I just gotta see when the time comes, hopefully i will be getting it 2007 at the latest, hopefully as a graduation gift. Or as a first real job gift for myself :D

yea...the mini would cost about 1000 less with a decent (viewsonic) 20" monitor

havent figured that part out yet fryke. It's something for my "Design" studio down in my parents basement, probably 2007 i'll be getting the computer, cause next year i'm getting a Nikon D50 & a Canon i9900 for the studio. I was looking at a 20" iMac, the basement floods every-once and a...

wow, great stuff in there. Can't wait :D , like i said about the transition, i wanted to know the end result before the transistion so i would be more comfortable around it, but i'm not getting a mac desktop anytime soon :mad:

I heard rumors of CS3 floating around...probably finalizing the merger of Adobe & Macromedia, those are probably going to be Universal Binaries. I hope to god Adobe removes GoLive! & Fireworks, Dreamweaver is the best web design tool IMO

Most apple made apps are ready, iTunes wasn't till recently :confused: but a good majority of Major developers aren't ported yet. http://unibin.blogspot.com/ http://www.osx86.theplaceforitall.com/software/ a list of apps ready

Most like apple will make it easy for us. Now that we know what Processor that they are going to be using, what are we going to call "them" (the intel-ibooks) FYI the Centrino is a great mobile chip in it's current form, one of my friends has a IBM Thinkpad w/ a Centrino, and i was...

It also depends on what applications your going to be using as well. The Intel-iBook might be slower than the PowerPC one at first because of Rosetta (The emulation software translating PowerPC to x86) and Emulation is not 100% and Apple & Intel being 6 Months ahead of Schedule, so many apps...

uhm...yay?

something interesting about the intel switch and about the "intel inside" stickers http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/dec2005/tc20051216_504092.htm

you can use Filejuicer to extract files from EXE's though, if someone compressed a file using EXE or it's a Flash Game saved as an EXE

correct me if I'm wrong but i thought he was fired from Apple in 1986 i remember reading an article about him and saying that being fired from Apple was the best thing that happened to him. ::ha:: Jetwing the resume never said he graduated, everyone knows that he dropped out of college

I'm not seeing that in the firmware settings on it. I removed the WEP password on the router, and my Powerbook connects to it automatically with no problems at all. What the heck is going on with this? I reparied permissions but it still doesnt connect automatically i still have to select...

Yes, the icon is grayed out Yes i can see the connection, but it won't connect to the network that way it always states that there is an error joining the network. I have to select "Other" then enter the network name, then enter my WEP key How do i setup WPA?

dont yell at me, yell at the translators at google! ::ha::

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For some reason i can't connect to my secure network unless i choose from it from the Other Menu in internet connect and input the WEP Password. It won't connect any other way. I've tried trashing the *.plist file and i'm not sure what else to do.

the new 17" iMac does not seem as nice as the 20", the colors are darker and not as crisp. I was playin around with one at the apple store, go for the 20"

after i awake my powerbook from sleep it does not recgonize my wi-fi network. I checked the keycode for the WPA and it is removed after the computer awakes, and i have to re-enter it to join the network. sometimes it states that "there was an error joining XXXX" what is causing this?