By Rachel Rosmarin , published on October 14, 2008 at 3:40 PM
|
We’ve heard about Apple’s multitouch track pad for a long time and now it is finally here. The entire pad doubles as a click-able button. The pad itself is made of glass, and functions much like an iPhone or iPod Touch screen: Pinch and swipe with more than one finger to zoom, rotate, and switch modes or open apps. |
|
Sponsored links
Sponsored links
Looks promising.
NO FireWire !!!
That's a deal breaker for me.
I use it a lot for video transfer and backup ... waiting new MacBook for 2 years ... and now this... Damn!
Okay Mac wants to be big into movies, but no blue-ray. Why?? How exactly are we suppose to make our HD movies portable. What carry around external hard drives?? If they didn't like blue-ray's licensing then why didn't they support HD-DVD which wasn't so proprietary. This may be some mystical Job's prophecy, the end of optical media, but for now we need something.
What's with colour change? It's as if they made the keyboard black just for the sake of making the new one different. Doesn't make it look any better in my opinion.
The MBP has one firewire 800 port.
What I don't like it the lack of a mat screen. I am not a fan of the glare friendly gloss.
no one is ever satisfied;no one is happy.everyone just complains.sadness
god does any of you ever shut up, go buy a frackin' PC or something
Thanks for all the comments.
NVIDIA GPU!
previous GMA x3100 sucks.
@spazz8: In the Apple store you can choose between the glossy screen and the standard matt screen.