Official WWDC 2005 Keynote Discussion


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I hope they announce tablet pc compatibility.

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Me too, that's what the industry really needs, is Apple to make tablet computing mainstream. I'd love one running Windows today, but they're still kinda ugly & overpriced. Ives could get the ball rolling.

Mac vs. PC used to be like Coke vs. Orange Juice. Now it's getting more & more like Coke vs. Pepsi. Probably better that way.

10:55 am Steve: "In the cultural sense, Intel is a lot like Apple..." Intel is passionate about their products. Intel CEO Paul Otellini invited on stage to talk about Apple's transition.

as much as I love working for Intel. :D

::does happy dance:: this is going rrrrrrrrawk.. :p

I don't think there will be a time that you will go to best buy and purchase OSX for your Dell PC, there will be some sort of lockdown

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Probably not anytime soon (I think today we can all agree to never say never).

However, I think that if people want to run this OS on their non-Apple PCs, they'll find a way.

10:55 am Steve: "In the cultural sense, Intel is a lot like Apple..." Intel is passionate about their products. Intel CEO Paul Otellini invited on stage to talk about Apple's transition.

as much as I love working for Intel.  :D

::does happy dance:: this is going rrrrrrrrawk.. :p

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Intel CEO was seen sucking up to Steve Jobs (trying to give a forced hug on stage)

BURN !

"In the cultural sense, Intel is a lot like Apple..."

Really? Isn't AMD a lot more like Apple, a smaller company, the underdog with the superior product? AMD must have negotiated for this deal, and it would have done wonders for the competitive balance if they'd won.

hold your stocks till you see the market actually move in a certain direction...

this has the potential to make or lose you alot of money

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I have a feeling this isn't going to be good for Apple right now. Maybe long term, but with their stocks in mind, not good short term :/

I don't know why people think that moving to x86 is going to hamstring Apple. It's not like they decided to dump their OS to put XP on Mac hardware. *That* would be the end of Apple. You don't really believe that they'll allow OSX to run on non-Apple hardware, do you? I don't. If they did, however, I think MS would have some serious thinking and programming to do.

This move is going to lower Apple's costs, which will get passed on to the consumer. They're going for better volume. Yay! I think this is a great move. I know I switched because of the OS, not the processor.

god mate, i dont want to tell you to go either way... my gut feeling for this whole thing is not good, but there are more people on this forum who think this is wonderful news

there are still key questions to be answered yet... id just hold them

hold your stocks till you see the market actually move in a certain direction...

this has the potential to make or lose you alot of money

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I am really torned right now...my Apple stocks made me a hella lot of money...I have my stockborker on hold...what should I do?...:(

I'm thinking there will be some type of lock in anyway, something to prevent OSX from running on say, a Dell computer.

I don't think there will be a time that you will go to best buy and purchase OSX for your Dell PC, there will be some sort of lockdown

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yea like the locks some cad software makers do, or like the protection of xbox, ps. Which isnt 100% effective, but it will stop the average ppl

This paves way for Apple to create an Emulation Software to let OSX /Mac Software to run on PC's easier with awesome performance. (The PearPC guys are going to have a field day with this also).

there are more people on this forum who think this is wonderful news

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Problem is, most people on these forums have never used a mac, or haved used it for short enough that the "omg its a pretty mac" feeling hasn't worn off.

This is bad for Apple. Just wait 2 years, I can't wait to say, "I told you so".

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