HP Exec Cutting His Birthday Cake With MacBook Air
You can use Apple’s Macbook Air simply for, well, writing letters and surfing the Internet. But HP’s Rahul Sood found that the notebook is actually thin enough to cut a birthday cake.
"It’s so damn sharp it did a fine job," Sood wrote on his blog. He noted that his post brought out Mac users "in droves" apparently complaining about using the notebook to cut his cake. Now we know that this was just a joke, but what we found more interesting is his note that he "wouldn’t be needing this notebook for long anyways... :) Stay tuned for more..."
Will HP soon have its own Macbook Air? We will leave it up to you to decide what he really meant to say.
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hehe cake is good
The cake is a lie.!
The cake is a lie...
Rahul Sood = the owner of Voodoopc
He used a Macbook air because macs are useless otherwise. :-P
HP laptops are poo on a stick. What he should of done is mashed the cake up with a clunky HP laptop, cause that's all they're good for.
Interesting. I would like to see a slim offering like this from HP, but if they want to compete with the Macbook air, they certainly have their work cut out for em'.
The Air has a 0.16 to 0.76 inch. And at just 3.0 pounds... and its 13.3-inch, 1280-by-800 resolution LED backlit display is actually pretty crisp to look at from what I've seen (in stores and such).
Something I randomly thought about was that the Macbook Air was using a smaller 1.6GHz or 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo chip, due to the tight dimensions inside the case. I wonder if HP is going to use some kind of custom 45 nm Intel chip.
Also, a true competing product will have to offer more than just bloat software. Its certainly nice to have programs like Garage Band included with the Mac... It will be interesting if HP addressed this at all.
Anyway, maybe I'm speculating too much from this little joke >.>
Interesting. I would like to see a slim offering like this from HP, but if they want to compete with the Macbook air, they certainly have their work cut out for em'. ...
omething I randomly thought about was that the Macbook Air was using a smaller 1.6GHz or 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo chip, due to the tight dimensions inside the case. I wonder if HP is going to use some kind of custom 45 nm Intel chip.
Why? HP has access to the same hardware Apple does for the most part, it's Intel chips, with Intel chipsets, logically there's no reason anyone couldn't do the same, even thinner, those two parts are by far not the least power consuming or heat dissipating of Intel's lineup.
Also, a true competing product will have to offer more than just bloat software.
Why? If it's cheaper... and that's the key... if... I'd rather just take a system and figure out what software I want myself and whether or not I want to pay for it when I use it, not pay a premium before.
It's fun to say Windows sux and all but really WindowsXP or even Vista is perfectly stable when you're as careful as Apple is with hardware QC and limit your software library to stuff only you develop.
Its certainly nice to have programs like Garage Band included with the Mac... It will be interesting if HP addressed this at all.
They won't and don't need to. They only need to make it cheaper, which is highly possible.
If they don't, well then they're pretty much wasting their time.
Interesting. I would like to see a slim offering like this from HP, but if they want to compete with the Macbook air, they certainly have their work cut out for em'. ...
omething I randomly thought about was that the Macbook Air was using a smaller 1.6GHz or 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo chip, due to the tight dimensions inside the case. I wonder if HP is going to use some kind of custom 45 nm Intel chip.
Why? HP has access to the same hardware Apple does for the most part, it's Intel chips, with Intel chipsets, logically there's no reason anyone couldn't do the same, even thinner, those two parts are by far not the least power consuming or heat dissipating of Intel's lineup.
Also, a true competing product will have to offer more than just bloat software.
Why? If it's cheaper... and that's the key... if... I'd rather just take a system and figure out what software I want myself and whether or not I want to pay for it when I use it, not pay a premium before.
It's fun to say Windows sux and all but really WindowsXP or even Vista is perfectly stable when you're as careful as Apple is with hardware QC and limit your software library to stuff only you develop.
Its certainly nice to have programs like Garage Band included with the Mac... It will be interesting if HP addressed this at all.
They won't and don't need to. They only need to make it cheaper, which is highly possible.
If they don't, well then they're pretty much wasting their time.