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minamalist needs.
volume control, and brightness. The moving of the eject key does make sense to
prevent misfiring, but the delayed response on recent system updates already
mediates that problem.
What's that clock icon all about? Why does time machine need it's own key? If that's what it's for...
There's no apple logo on the command key - I can see why that would happen, but wires? OK needed to set up a Mac from scratch but how about a keyboard that can be wired for set up and then bluetooth there after once the devices have been paired?
I love my MacBook's keyboard and if this is real and not a fake, I'll be at the Apple store the second it goes on sale to get myself one of them babies!
- Some kind of iMac upgrade is imminent.
- by BeatleMegaFan July 29, 2007 8:53 PM PDT
- This may not be exact, but something like this will happen. Think about it.
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(8 Comments)The Mac Pros were upgraded awhile back, the Mac Minis were upgraded, the
MacBooks were upgraded to 2.16Ghz, and finally the MacBook Pros got
clocked up to 2.2 and 2.4Ghz with new graphics cards. The laptop upgrades
are recent, leaving the next upgrade to the iMacs, which haven't changed
since the release of the Intel Core 2 Duo processors.
iMacs have been all alone in the upgrade section. Apple has to do it
eventually, so a new keyboard and faster clock speeds may appear in the
next few weeks, if the rumor is true.
It may be, even though the pics are a bit sketchy. I even heard from a fellow
seasoned Mac user that if this is true, Apple will also release the first ever
BLACK iMac, like that of the black MacBook. Boy I would love to get a hold on
one of those. Since iMacs are the desktop equivalents of the MacBook, a
MacBook keyboard makes sense and the color addition would be normal.
It's coming and we just have to wait for it. Yipee! Apple Rocks!