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Judging by the way it's written, it doesn't strike me as genuine.

Everyone's advising against getting a G5, but if you want to save money, why not get an earlier generation G5? It's going to be a lot faster than your G4 machines, and it has a large RAM capacity, which it sounds like you may need. You might want to consider a RAID or maybe a 10,000 RPM Raptor...

As Dark Dexter said, there is no Visual Basic language on the Mac, but it shouldn't be too difficult to learn C++ or Java as you already have the knowledge of programming theory.

I find that if it works in Firefox or Safari, it's likely to work in IE as well. If it works in IE, it's not necessarily going to work in Firefox or Safari though. Firefox and Safari tend to be fussier, which is good because it dicourages sloppy coding.

Apple could be successful in the console market if they made the console as fashionable as the iPod. Many Windows users think of the iPod when they think of Apple, not OS X, so I don't think a lack of gaming support in OS X would handicap them there. But as stated earlier, the market is very...

I agree with fryke. Those probably are fakes but the real one could well be similar.

It's probably safer to go with 2nd generation technology anyway, as first gen almost always has issues.

Would a MacBook Pro or Intel iBook replacement even be necessary? The G4 PowerBook was good enough for Office before the Intel machines came out, and they don't sound like the sort of people who tax their machines too much. Heck, maybe even a G3 off eBay would do the job.

So no-one thinks they may be unveiled at NAB in April?

They have to be paid, yes, but remember that in order to buy an Intel Mac, you have to pay money to Apple ;)

I think 512 is acceptable for a Mini. Offering 512 for the Power Mac is not though (which is what mine came with).

The danger is that someone will encounter a bug on an old DVD, the bug having been fixed in a newer version.

I think there are a couple of phones out already that use iTunes.

You definitely want to get rid of that G5. Sounds like it has some hardware problems.

No, Epic, the creators of the Unreal engine, also release for PC & Mac. This is good because a lot of games make use of this engine.

Final Cut doesn't work at all with the Intel Mac, not even in Rosetta. You will need to wait for the Universal Binary to come out (next month apparently) in order to use it with Intel Macs. The upgrade costs $49 unfortunately :(

Wouldn't Motion Pro = Shake?

Yes, hopefully the Intel switch will encourage more software makers to port their apps to the Mac, as it is now easier and cheaper, and it'd open their products up to a new market.

It could be a photo frame. Whatever it is, it's definitely fake.

I think they'd probably save that for NAB.