Newsgroup: it.comp.macintosh
Titolo: 12 Ottobre: niente iPod video

http://www.thinksecret.com/news/0510oct12.html
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infatti, per adesso si godono le vendite del nano.
prima di natale forse uscirà l'ipod video.
alecs.

 
http://www.thinksecret.com/news/0510oct12.html
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October 12 Apple event to usher in new Power Macs, PowerBooks
By  Ryan Katz, Senior Editor
October 5, 2005 - Select members of the industry and media received
invitations Tuesday from Apple to a special event taking place one week
from today at the California Theater in San Jose. The event, Think
Secret has learned, will not usher in the much rumored video iPod but
rather new PowerBook and Power Mac systems.
Specifics, however, remain scarce surrounding the PowerBook and Power
Mac G5 update, which Think Secret first reported in September. 
While the October 12 event will disappoint Apple watchers eager to see
the fruits of Apple's labor on its fifth-generation iPod, it has become
apparent that Apple wants to avoid detracting attention from the new
iPod nano, which carries high margins and which Apple expects might sell
up to 10 million units this holiday quarter. While full-size iPod sales
have been depressed for the better part of the year, especially in
capacities beyond 20GB, Apple's bigger priority at this time is halting
the skid in both Power Mac and PowerBook sales. 
PowerBook and Power Mac systems have both received small updates once
this year in February and April, respectively.
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http://www.thinksecret.com/news/0510oct12b.html
New iPod--but not video--on next week's itinerary
By  Ryan Katz, Senior Editor
October 6, 2005 - Since coming forward with information concerning
Apple's anticipated announcements next week, sources have clarified that
while the October 12 event will not deliver a video iPod, a lesser
update to the full-size iPod will arrive alongside the new Pro Macs.
The new iPod will be available in capacities up to 80GB and will be
slightly smaller than current color iPods, sources have said. It's
unknown whether Apple will keep the white casing or go with a silver
version Think Secret sources spied in January. Contrary to Apple's
initial estimates, iPod nano sales have favored the black units
suggesting that Apple may offer another color alongside the iconic white
and chrome.
Sources have been unable to clue into any other major improvements
intended for the new iPod, although new software improvements introduced
with the nano can be expected to be included.
While a video-capable iPod remains in development, without the
agreements nor infrastructure in place to deliver movies to customers
through a store-like interface, Apple sees little value in releasing
such an iPod at this time. Apple insiders have also said executives see
consumers needing the capability to easily import the DVD movies they
own to a usable format (similar to the encoding functionality provided
for audio CDs with iTunes) in order for a video iPod to be truly
successful. The complexity to date of accomplishing such a feat has
meant only a minority of computer users have dabbled with watching
full-length movies on their computer, with most of those having acquired
the content through file sharing services.
PowerBook, Power Mac details
Updated PowerBooks expected next week will sport higher resolution
displays, sources have said. Although specific resolutions are unknown,
sources expect the number of pixels packed into the displays to increase
by about 15 percent on the 15- and 17-inch models. Much how Apple
abandoned monochrome screens in its iPods this year, as Think Secret
foretold in February, documents reveal the company plans to have
widescreen displays in all of its systems in 2006. While it's possible
that the 12-inch display currently featured in the PowerBook may be
replaced with a widescreen model now, it's more likely to arrive next
year.
Both updated Power Mac and PowerBook systems are expected to use DDR2
memory, delivering performance improvements beyond the typical processor
speed bumps. At least one Power Mac G5 configuration will feature IBM's
PowerPC 970MP dual-core processor, while PowerBooks are expected to see
their PowerPC 7447A processor replaced with a slightly faster 7448
model.
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"un fake di Alberto" <sin...@iaciners.org.invalid> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:1h40u8l.1g5dlwp5b60jkN%sin...@iaciners.org.invalid...
ma te lo compri...io ho preso quella da 20Gb da una settimana
Ciao