Apple gets Cinematic
Yeah, the new MacBook and MacBook Pro are pretty cool, what with the souped up graphics, solid aluminum construction, and other nifty features.
But what really got me drooling is the new 24” LED Cinema Display. My immediate thoughts were somewhere along the lines of “I wonder how this would look sitting next to my iMac?” But apparently, it’s only for MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro systems with Mini DisplayPort
, according to the specs page.
It’s not enough to make me want to get rid of my desktop, but it’s still awfully purty.
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Matt
1 year, 10 months ago
Commenting is not available in this weblog entry.The MacBook Pros look so sweet. I think that it’s a little funny that they didn’t supe up the 17” yet. I suppose if they did the price point would shoot up a little. This way the line up is pretty varied in regards to the features and functionality.
John Knack hinted that Adobe and Apple worked together to integrate some of the touch pad features into CS4: http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2008/10/smoked_j.html