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Even with the cost of a standard LCD desktop monitor, this would very cheap for a new Apple computer. It also says you might be able to use your tv as a monitor.
I would think, if they made it, they would not be able to keep up with demand where it would be so popular.
Even with the cost of a standard LCD desktop monitor, this would very cheap for a new Apple computer. It also says you might be able to use your tv as a monitor.
I would think, if they made it, they would not be able to keep up with demand where it would be so popular.
£260 seems a bit cheap - it's rumoured to be $500 in the US, so that'll probably translate to something more along the lines of £360.
> The article is on The Register ... [URL]http://go.theregister.com/feed/2005/01/06/apple_think_litigious/[/URL]
I hope they fail with the lawsuit.
> Nimco wrote:
> The article is on The Register ...
> [URL]http://go.theregister.com/feed/2005/01/06/apple_think_litigious/[/URL]
>
> I hope they fail with the lawsuit.
Me too.
> This so-called "headless Mac" could be an entertainment
> center-thing called iHome:
> [URL]http://dms.tecknohost.com/macrumors/i/ihome/[/URL]
General concensus seems to be those pics are fake. :)