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Originally posted by AshUK

To be honest I think I prefer the old Aqua 10.1 cause in the new one it dosent seem to have shadows and just looks a lot plainer

I would like to know why they are moving in that direction. Sorry if this has been posted earler, but I don't think it is.

Originally posted by superfula

I'm not sure why either. Couple theories I have...

the flatter look to match the new style of the hardware.

Less shadows so the gui will be faster. I tend to lean to this one. Makes sense to me...course I'm no graphics guy either

Yup. .doing away with a good bit of the eye candy will help with redraws. Thankfully I think you can install an older theme like "Aqua Restore" and get all the eye candy back. At least Dazzla thinks so.

Originally posted by Timan

lets just say i'm very VERY VERY FECKING ****ED OFF. I broke my mac installing this **** i'm gonna try and find drivers for my mom's camera nad post a screeny. VERY ****ED :devious:

What system are you using? i assume you burned the two cds? Started the install from within osx then rebooted? Not much else i can think of

Originally posted by unspec

I think two items that will appear in MWNY.

10.2

DDR in the Power Macs, with a small speedbump ~1.2GHz?

And my wild guess....

"One more thing..." == iApp/iHardware

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unspec

neh, 10.2, DDR in g4's with bump to 1.4 ghz

17in flat panel imacs

apple digital camera or dv camcorder

20gb ipod

The answer the question of "I"....

iMac = imust-go-out-and-buy-a Mac

I got to play with an eMac for about an hour & half and must say I'm thoroughly impressed. The speed was great, the graphics (let me first say I don't game. I play with and view adobe photoshop/illustrator) were sweet!

And first and foremost... eMac preinstalled games were fun and enjoyable. Much better than XP's Hearts & Pinball. :D

The screen is tilted just to a perfect angle so there was no neck-stress and it reminds me of the original iMac in design (sorry, still hate the iLamp design). The price of a whopping $999 *before* any rebate (like the $100 if you got an iPod they ran) makes it affordable like that of a beefed up Compaq/Sony/HP.

All in all, me likes the eMac and with the looks of Jag, its only getting better.

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