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yeah a guy at work bought himself a dell xps laptop purely becuase it had colour-changing leds on the outside. i mean for gods sake!

the way i see it is this: it's a 20", and 24", Mac Book Pro.

aren't they just going to be advanced widgets? just because they have to run in a safari framework, do they have to use safari's UI?

web2.0 apps is a funny name for dashboard widgets. they needn't be online as such, they just run 'within' a safari shell (remember, they needn't have the safari UI). they're just going to be widgets. you can make quite a lot with widgets. i think this is going to be like voice recording and...

yes, the dashboard clearly shows that apple is thinking about an efficient OS

you misunderstand, they are both the same resolution, 1920x1200, except one is 24" across, the smaller one is 17" across. to get a feel for how small everything would be.

What do we reckon could happen at WWDC, besides Leopard? any surprises? what could happen with the secret 'hidden' features of the next stage in our OS? new computers? new product lines? will they release anything groundbreaking? any speed-bumps? new equipment? will steve do the whole...

(Office X and Office 2004 are both drag'n'drop install)

bugger that, if it seems too small, get a pair of reading glasses. more screen real estate is always good. the first 15" powerbook couldn't go higher that 1152x768. then it went to 1280x856, now it's at 1440x900 and still, no-one's complaining. the first iBooks were 800x600! that's next to...

i;d like a doubleclickable dock. i find that half the time i use the dock, it's force-quitting programs i've launched by accident because i was 4 pixels off target...

the entire top of it is inch-thick plexiglass. so i suppose what would happen is you would get a cloth, as otherwise it would dry and go a bit sticky, which can be annoying

never! hahahahaha! just kidding.