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Wow, thats a lot of programs out so far, still waiting on the big ones though, from Asypr, Adobe & Quark (all the programs i use) Knowing Quark, they won't update to x86 till 2007 and Adobe who knows, i just hope they offer a free update so it runs without emulation

What applications are ready for the Intel-Based macs? I know of a few, and on project osx86 they mention that all the apps bundled with OS X Tiger are now universal binaries the ones that i know of: coconut battery Photobooth

wow...and i thought they couldnt get any thinner

Or because it's run on x86 chip, open up Virtual PC in full 100% emulation and run HL2 faster on the Mac then on the PC... :D :D :D

i would like to see what happens during the switch, i want to see what kind of performance the new intel chips offer. Yes AMD hit the 64bit for x86 first but Intel's power is in Portable's nowadays, and the new chips coming out are based on the Pentium M, but Dual-Core 64bit versions of them...

But i thought the Yonah, Woodcrest and Merom chips weren't ready till mid next year. Keep in mind what Jobs said at the keynote, or what he didn't say : "Pentium" not once other than his demo machine did he mention it. Even with the news of the switch coming sooner that expected i still...

Agreed Diablo, RAM & Harddrives from any computer company tend to be more expensive. I saw the 500 GB harddrive from the Powermac G5's for sale at best buy this week for $170. and check out Dealram for RAM prices

lucky...

i was 5 at the time...keep dreaming whitesaint, i'm trying to convert my girlfriend to mac and it's so far proved nary a chance in hell...

Next year i'm looking at getting a Canon i9900 printer and want to print wireless so i don't have to connect my laptop to it just to print. I'm looking at the IOgear bluetooth adapter for printers. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833139118 It say's its not for use...

I think Joy of Tech Summed it up pretty good...

The Apple Collection is good too

If you use a Powerbook or iBook what's your screen size i'm just curious on what most people have here.

It is too early to know what is going to happen in Leopard, but i wouldn't be surprised if Spotlight eventually becomes Finder.

Thanks for the advice with the Digital Camera, a lot of people recommend the D50 to the Rebel. mdnky, i'll have to stop by CompUSA and play around with both camera's hopefully the one by me has them out as a demo. :D

Really the D50 came out better? I have worked with Several Canon Digital's before (Powershots) and was still debating on what Digital SLR i was gonna get, i was thinking either a D50 or a Rebel XT. I can't find too many good package deals on it though...(extra lenses, case, cleaner, memory...

Don't forget about the available 1 Terabyte of Harddrive space :eek:

it's like an iPhoto Pro really... :rolleyes:

It's nothing like Photoshop like i first saw, its for manipulating RAW camera images using Core-Image Starting to dream that i had a dSLR camera and a Powermac or iMac G5....anybody care to spot me $3500 ??? ::ha::

The powerbooks were just slimmed down and trimmed, no more Combo-Drive's apple realize's that DVD burning (Superdrives) are the thing, instead of 5 models of Powerbooks to choose, it's 3, making things a lot easier on the consumer, and makes my powerbook very outdated ::ha:: ::ha:: ::ha::