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Well: That "definite" line could easily be blurred in the future. Just think about it: Autumn '11 could give us that second generation MacBook Air 11", and it could run on an A4 (or whatever the next version of Apple's own processor will be called) processor and a version of Mac OS X that takes...

Oh and: I love the MBA 11". I'll get me one on Monday or Tuesday.

In more general terms, I guess the time for pressing software CDs and DVDs and putting that into large cardboard boxes is over soon. Sure, there are rural areas, where there's going to be lag for this conversion, but more and more software (smaller stuff, bigger stuff) is coming out online...

Some MacBooks' harddrives are replaced under warranty even outside the usual one-year or AppleCare warranty, because they were found to be faulty parts in the first place. You can check your serial number on Apple's support pages or call AppleCare to check. ->...

... which is taken care of if you use TimeMachine.

Nope, but you'll need a Mac or Windows machine in order to activate the iPad first. Otherwise, it'll only show the "Connect to iTunes" screen.

Basically, you put the Mac OS X installation disc in the PowerMac's optical drive, shut it down and start it holding down "T" for target mode. Then you connect the Firewire cable, start the MacBook and hold down the option key. It should locate the disc in the PowerMac's drive and let you boot...

The new iMacs are already out. No more iMac product updates this year.

Yes. The iMic would solve that.

How should we know? :) ... It depends on your machine and on whether you find a retail version of Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard". The requirements for Leopard are found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X_Leopard#System_requirements

Can't one simply use an iMic for both Audio input and output? The Xserve's not exactly well-equipped for use in a recording studio, since it itself is a thrombone permanently hitting that _one_ tone not used in the song one might want to record. ;) (It's loud.)

Since AppleTV had renting movies before, I don't see why they would exclude them from renting TV shows now. They'd only miss out on renting-business. Of course they won't bring netflix etc., but renting TV shows... I don't think that even requires a software update... But *if* so, you'd simply...

Personally, I love how the new look is much more in the background. I also enjoy the new look on the pages about your iDevices. iPhone & iPad synching seems more natural now, so are software updates for those devices.

The prices sound about right. You need the thing that also has a power supply, because the ADC Cinema Display used to get its power through the ADC cable from the (desktop) computer directly.

I'd restart the Mac holding down Cmd-Opt-P-R to reset the PRAM. You'll hear the boot-sound twice. Then try again.

You'd have to give the model of your Mac first. From what I read it seems to be an iMac, where you can't replace the graphics card.

Soooooo many things could've gone wrong. One would be that one Mac uses the version in its cache. (Empty it.) One would be that you're using local paths to images instead of relative or full http://-paths for images which would mean they're actually just showing different images. Well... To try...

Start your computer from the original system disc holding down the "d" button for diagnose mode. It sounds to me that either the harddrive or one of the RAM pieces are at fault.

The one thing I _really_ don't get is that they don't push the use of MobileMe more. I'd love to be able to open and save RTF and Pages documents. Wouldn't need a file system other than that one.

I just spent five days camping with my girlfriend. We both brought along our iPads. We had enough battery power for all five days, using mine mainly to watch some TV shows in the evenings, hers for playing some games and both for accessing the web, mail etc. through the day. Of course we didn't...