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they'd be crazy to charge for a browser. browsers just don't sell well. there are too many free options, and people will not want to pay for one.

i'd say by this time next year IE will be an afterthought on the mac platform. MS hasn't put anything into 5.x in ages. Apple will make safari a top notch program, and unless MS really gets their butts in gear, i don't see the program sticking around when safari goes 1.0

i'm still a big chimera fan, but i'm giving safari a try for a couple of days before i make up my mind for sure.

then don't use it. it's a public beta, i'm sure we'll see a big jump in performance and features by the time they release 1.0 final. if you like chimera, use chimera. i think it's great that we're seeing competition with browsers on the mac finally.... MS will most likely try to improve their...

$3299, guess i should start saving my money now eh ;)

it's loooking like we'll see an update to all the iApps for sure, and they will all be more tightly integrated with eachother. iPhoto looks to be greatly improved.

no, i think it'll be the program in between iMovie and Final Cut Pro.

mine just died out so im gonna restart QT.

my connection is great, BTW. as smooth as a webcast at such small resolution is going to look.

yea that music flat out sucks. i muted QT till the keynote starts. :D

really? strange...

that would be interesting, but i don't see it happening. OS X and all the iApps are made to get people to buy Apple's hardware. right now they are a hardware company that happens to make software to support said hardware. obviously, we're seeing a dramatic shift from a hardware based company...

nope, why do you ask?

learn to read guys.... they're changing suppliers, not getting rid of the iMac.

must have been some sort of bugfix that they didn't get around to or missed on the 1.0.1 release...

as long as they don't start charging in another package for the other apps, i'll pony up 50 bucks for those apps if they're much improved. if they start charging 50 or so for an ichat, ical, itunes bundle.... no way jose.

if they do this the right way, i think not too many feathers will be ruffled. if the more casual iApps like iTunes, iCal, iChat, iSync stay free, and programs like iPhoto, iMovie and iDVD come at a price, i think that would be acceptable. hopefully there would be some sort of option to buy...

i've had 1.2.1 on my iPod for months now.... i think you may have missed that update or something is screwy with SU.

it's always a good idea to wait till after a macworld if possible, sometimes they will lower prices, or offer new hardware/software relases that you would possibly have to pay for if you don't wait. if you CAN wait, i'd hang on a little while longer. honestly though, i don't know what the...

does it come with the spongebob doll? ;)