WWDC '08

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In two hours, our dreams, hopes and desires will come true, and the World will once again be at peace.

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I used to have ReloadEvery for FireFox (for Macworld and WWDC), but I don't know where I even have FireFox. I guess I should use Spotlight.

If there is going to be any hardware updates, I sincerely hope it is the cinema displays. They are kinda sorta old, and way too expensive IMO.

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Apprantly is reads. "OSX. Not just a Mac thing."

Can only mean OSX for generic PC's. We already know the iPhone runs OSX.

And this...

Though I believe its a fake. Why would there be the rubber stopper things on the display (top left and top right) if there is nothing to close?

No, it means that OS X is not just a Mac thing. It runs on the iPhone. The iPhone is not a Mac.

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stop dreaming, OSX is not coming to "regular pcs". I wish it was but it's not

I'm not. But the dropping of the "Mac" name from everything besides actual Mac computers is a bit suspiscious.

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I'm not. But the dropping of the "Mac" name from everything besides actual Mac computers is a bit suspiscious.

they could survive on software and services (.mac ....or is it going to be .me now?) and the ipod/iphone but i doubt it will happen, they make too much money on hardware

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they could survive on software and services (.mac ....or is it going to be .me now?) and the ipod/iphone but i doubt it will happen, they make too much money on hardware

No, Apple could not survive without the Mac lineup, even with our other ventures.

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they could survive on software and services (.mac ....or is it going to be .me now?) and the ipod/iphone but i doubt it will happen, they make too much money on hardware

They would still sell hardware IMO if they did this. Plus, if they did a partnership with an OEM they could make money off that hardware (Dell, I'm sure, would jump at a chance to sell OS X).

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