Finally, I can put up my report on the Macbook. After some issues with the display and the correct color schemes, I am now typing on a brand new Macbook Late 2007. Compared to my older Powermac G4 (I found a promising new owner for it), the new Core 2 Duo processor (Santa Rosa chip, I hear) runs amazingly fast. Today’s review is dedicated to everything that is related to my new Macbook. For a Leopard review, check back next week.
The title of today’s blog entry is quite self-explanatory. After having experienced “minor challenges” (see the PR Lady spot of Mac vs. PC) with my new Macbook’s screen (the viewing angle’s quality was bitchy), the “Apple Care Dude” and I decided to replace it with a whole new one. It is a bummer having the amount of money in mind I paid for it (I am getting a new one, next week on Thursday). However, writing that entry now sort of serves several purposes.
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I couldn’t help but talk about Leopard (Mac OS 10.5) today since it will be released at 18 o’clock local time in Austria. It is just another amazing system upgrade that Mac users will love. Several new features made me want to buy a new Mac (I might end up with a Macbook, yet I am waiting for the upgrade) in the run of the next couple of months.
Having ordered an iPod classic black (80 gigs) and an Apple Keyboard, I recieved my two packages today. I was all excited since I haven’t ordered anything from apple in 10 months, so it felt really good to get that kick again. Apple addicts will know what I am talking about.
Looks good. Nice commercial, yet, not the Macbook I want so badly. I hope Apple brings out a new one before Christmas. That would contribute to my perfect Christmas-Eve. Anyhoo, here’s a rather new Dell commercial. Song by Devo.
SAN FRANCISCO – “The Beat Goes On” was the ultimate slogan for Apple’s music event on wednesday. In Moscone Center (the usual Apple presentation hall), Steve Jobs was pulling out numerous cool new iPod-ish devices. Apart from majorly updating the whole iPod line up, Apple introduced a new iPhone-like iPod, called iPod touch. Oh and of course something scandalous happened in the end!
Am 3. Wochenende meines Aufenthalts gehts nach San Francisco. Die Strassen von Frisco (So sollte man die City nie im Leben nennen; manche Buerger der Stadt duerfen das bei Inside Jokes; sonst highly offensive, sag ich nur — Speaking of Frisco - es gibt eine Muenzwaescherei die heisst Don’t Call It Frisco) sind wirklich so huegelig wie man es von Crazy Taxi kennt (ich hab das spiel aus Blakes Spielekiste ausgegraben btw).
The title of today’s blog entry is quite self-explanatory. After having experienced “minor challenges” (see the PR Lady spot of Mac vs. PC) with my new Macbook’s screen (the viewing angle’s quality was bitchy), the “Apple Care Dude” and I decided to replace it with a whole new one. It is a bummer having the amount of money in mind I paid for it (I am getting a new one, next week on Thursday). However, writing that entry now sort of serves several purposes. 
Good evening fellows!
