Management movie part 1 They

Management movie part 1

They are almost always plugged in at the time. And the price of Blu-ray drives? Who cares if they are expensive? There are obviously plenty of people willing to pay for them. Let them have a BTO option. i think there will be a big blue-event in january mwsf and apple will release macpro with bluray and also new ACDs with hdmi/hdcp. im praying for that They need a hell of a lot more than just HDMI and HDCP. Non-crappy specs in general would be a good start. : They need a hell of a lot more than just HDMI and HDCP. Non-crappy specs in general would be a good start. : New ACDs would be getting higher ppi. The problem with higher ppi is the lack of effective Resolution Independence in Leopard. Updated ACDs are so long overdue that Apple may be waiting until they get RI worked out. PS: New ACDs would mostly included iSight camera, IR receiver, adnd DisplayPort, not HDMI or DVI. I see a lot of people complaining about how much battery life would suffer if Macs had Blu-ray drives. How often would you watch a 2 hour movie on battery power? Where are you at for that long without access to AC? Camping in the woods?:p OK, I jest, but come on. Doing anything CPU or GPU intensive is going to drain the battery quickly. I see lots of people playing video games at my uni. They are almost always plugged in at the time. And the price of Blu-ray drives? Who cares if they are expensive? There are obviously plenty of people willing to pay for them. Let them have a BTO option. Its not just the GPU and CPU, its the optical drive that is a huge drain on the battery. Any relatively forward thinking person would have ripped video to the HDD so they dont have to run an optical drive or cart around a bunch of discs. But that still hasnt addressed the physics involved. I suppose if Apple can buy the patents to TARDIS they could even get a PS3 into a 1 notebook for under 5 Isnt he the guy that invented bug spray? lol ever heard of Mr. Sarcasm? My point is that the penetration of Internet connections over 2mb is actually pretty small worldwide. If I want to download a film, length of approximately 2 hours, you are looking at a file size of about 5 GB from iTunes. It will take management movie part 1 1 and a half hours to download at 2mb. Now if you are capped at your it wont take very long 256kb, then it will take nearer 13 In the UK, the average speed is about 4mb. Now imagine everyone downloading films management movie part 1 as that is the only way to obtain them, it just wouldnt work in the current state. Despite the media hype, a small percentage of connected internet users use P2P to download films illegaly, and even with that small proportion, ISPs are unable to cope with the amount of bandwdth required of them, hence the capping.