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Leftover WWDC Rumor Tidbits

A hodgepodge of unlikely claims that are unable to be verified, but posted for your amusement and discussion:

- Mac Pro Cube.
- 25" iMac in Black
- 27" (1920 x 1200) and 37" (4520x2540) displays

And a number of tidbits that are believed to be true:

- Mac Pro announced at WWDC, shipping in August.
- Leopard targeted for shipping in Feb/March 2007.
- 24P in Final Cut Pro ready to go, announcement date unknown.

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72 months ago
well the first ones almost are certainly not happening.....
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72 months ago
I wants me a Mac Pro Cube! :D :)
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72 months ago
mac pro cube would rock. i want a g4 cube but 800mhz does quite cut it. and what could possibly run a 37" 4520x2540 screen.
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72 months ago
I used to want a Mac Pro cube, but I must admit I've changed my mind. What I realised was that I didn't really want it, I just wanted a Mac with a specification I want for under $1,000, and that's just plain not going to happen. The mid-market Mac Pro lite people keep talking about probably doesn't have a market, as anything in the $1,200-1,800 will feel over-priced.
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72 months ago

I used to want a Mac Pro cube, but I must admit I've changed my mind. What I realised was that I didn't really want it, I just wanted a Mac with a specification I want for under $1,000, and that's just plain not going to happen. The mid-market Mac Pro lite people keep talking about probably doesn't have a market, as anything in the $1,200-1,800 will feel over-priced.


The price would be a nice feature, but I want a Mac Pro Cube for the aesthetics. :o :)
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72 months ago
37"?!?!

you would have to shift your chair to span your eyes from one side to the other.
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72 months ago
Well, I think a mid-range headless (maybe not a "cube," maybe just the SAME tower with lesser optical drive/HD/GPU/processor) would have a market--it could cost a little less than the iMac (no screen/iSight/speakers, maybe no SuperDrive, same GPU--but expandability) and then people could BTO a SuperDrive and/or any GPU right up to the highest. The slowest dual-core Conroe is still a FAST machine, if combined with a nice BTO GPU.

As for displays, 27" with the same pixel res as the old 23" (or a Dell 24") sounds odd to me.
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72 months ago
I am reposting with a different representation.

In the last one, the background was white which blends in with the page.

Here we go now, the black is 4520 by 2540 (the alleged 37" screen).

The pink is the 1024x768 I have on my eMac.

And the blue is an OS X icon at full res, 128x128.
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72 months ago
The New Mac Cube
40-50 times faster than before.
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72 months ago

Well, I think a mid-range headless (maybe not a "cube," maybe just the SAME tower with lesser optical drive/HD/GPU/processor) would have a market--it could cost a little less than the iMac (no screen/iSight/speakers, maybe no SuperDrive, same GPU--but expandability) and then people could BTO a SuperDrive and/or any GPU right up to the highest. The slowest dual-core Conroe is still a FAST machine, if combined with a nice BTO GPU.


That would be a nice computer that I believe would appeal to a lot of people. :)

Especially if it looks like this- :)


The New Mac Cube
40-50 times faster than before.


Apple advertising/marketing at it's best! ;) :D
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