A reader over at MacRumors.com apparently has discovered a website containing promotional website graphics for yet to be announced Apple products. As MacRumors states, typically such images are easily dismissed as fan made mock-ups based purely on speculation, however these images (in apparent draft form) were accompanied by a valid @apple.com iTunes store account and password.
The products apparently revealed are a new Aluminum MacBook and a MacBook Pro which resembles the current iMac. The site also included teasers for iTunes 8, stating a release date as the 10th of June, and a website graphic introducing the iPhone to Australia.
View: View the images + Full Article at MacRumors
The products apparently revealed are a new Aluminum MacBook and a MacBook Pro which resembles the current iMac. The site also included teasers for iTunes 8, stating a release date as the 10th of June, and a website graphic introducing the iPhone to Australia.
View: View the images + Full Article at MacRumors
It is hard to balance getting news out quickly to avoid the "old news" comments, yet ensure that the source is correct.
Sorry guys, maybe next time!
Whatever.
It is hard to balance getting news out quickly to avoid the "old news" comments, yet ensure that the source is correct.
Ah right, because it's more important not to trigger the stupidity of such Internet morons than to do a proper job as a "journalist". =p
It is hard to balance getting news out quickly to avoid the "old news" comments, yet ensure that the source is correct.
Yes, I have read a very scary article in the newspaper on how the internet turned into a source of disinformation and as how people believe the first thing they read...
(ok, just being silly here)
You do realize Apple is an American company, right?
You do realize Apple is an American company, right?
Good point. But that does not mean that Apple cannot use it on its UK sites.
Case in point: Apple UK - Apple Keyboard
You do realize Apple is an American company, right?
Good point. But that does not mean that Apple cannot use it on its UK sites.
Case in point: Apple UK - Apple Keyboard
But it's not the UK site, I don't get ya mate.
Well, theoretically, they could have come from Apple UK source material. We wouldn't know that if it were leaked though.
i guess people really "love" apple and/or it must be a slow news day
Apple is nothing more than a fasion statement.
Sold.
Sold.
Which only applies to you and yourself only. Anyone with a reasonable head on their shoulders will look at hardware specifications and/or features before buying any computer, as the computer must do what you want it to do, and if it cannot perform those tasks, then the whole point of buying it is lost.
Hell, just look at Air. Many people were disappointed as it was.. well, featureless aside from being thin and having OS X.
Sold.
Sold.
That's true of any operating system.
Why where we all stupid enough to not only click, and read, but also comment on this obvious trap?
(and I didn't buy my mac for the looks. I don't think people have to buy their laptops for the hardware, but for the usability. My mac can do everything any other windows laptop can do except for playing games. If you want games, buy a console that is designed for it. The only difference that my macbook has with a Dell XPS of a friend of mine is the graphics card. But OS X doesn't need superb hardware to run on, unlike Vista. I bought mine for the ease of use. It's simple)
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