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and Weather for the iTouch (for free) if you know where to look.
Charging (even a small ammount) for what is already available for
free out there is assenine!
bucks, but then Apple looks the same way. It is only S20, right?
but we, the early adopters are who support the product, and
thanks to that, the new user will have it for free.
At the beginning of the keynote, Steve said thanks for
supporting Apple, but is this they way to show your thankfulness
to your loyal customers?
I think it would have being a whole different story he Jobs said:
Thanks for your support and to show you our gratitude, we just
made an update that we will give you for FREE!
It is not the 20 bucks, the iTouch itself is much much more than
that and I pay it. It is the fact that Apple is going the MS way.
I have bought their products for 15 years and I have never have
complaints.
First the Wireless, than the phone and now the pod.
Come on Apple, show us that you are really thankful to the
people who bet on you.
- What about announcing new graphics cards for Mac Pros?
- by grtgrfx January 16, 2008 11:36 AM PST
- Frankly, the most exciting announcement this year wasn't even
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Showing 3 of 3 pages (95 Comments)in the keynote: that Apple would provision new Mac Pros with
the high-end NVidia GeForce 8800 GT, and sell them for older
Mac Pro owners. Every PC tech site has raved about this video
card as having fantastic performance for its price, beating cards
costing up to $500 last year. It's what Mac gamers have been
clamoring for, and will be available soon. Even if Apple sells the
Mac-approved cards for their usual $50-100 surcharge (PC GeForce 8800 GT cards are available for as little as $250), they'll
be more than worth it.
I will be among the first in line to order one so I can play all the
newest PC games like Crysis as well as have blistering OS-X
performance. I only wish Steve had plugged high-end video
performance in the keynote so all the Windows gamers could
see Apple's getting very competitive in that arena.