There already is a netbook that runs OSX, the Dell Mini 9 and 10. They both run OSX perfectly. I think the only limitations are the 1gb of ram and limited I/O ports.
It's like a MBA, except slimmed down by half an inch on each side. It doesn't make sense for Apple to release a new line of notebooks smaller than the MBA, because the MBA is what it's pushing as the thinnest laptop. Unless of course this is the updated MBA, but then why call it Macbook Mini?
@raleel: Wait wait wait. Does that mean it's 4mm thick? Cause that's like 1/8" or so. My guess would be the 19.4mm would be the thickness, but even then it's like .75 inch.
@Dave Bunting: Presenting slo-mo footage that doesn't look like you're watching a stack of flip-cards requires a high-speed camera which is specifically designed to film footage that will look slo-mo when run at a normal FPS. Therefore, you _can_ film in slo-mo. Sort of.
I'm having some trouble understanding how the fuel got under the blender in the first place. The lighter(s) are in the blender, covered with a lid (which doesn't even blow off, as I would have expected, once the fireball reached the level of the lid). Those lids seal pretty well, as does the base assembly. So how does the fuel get to the level of the motor?
I'm suspicious of something added to make the video more dramatic. Like some fuel gas blown into the base, maybe?
@PeterSimpson: I agree. I can understand that the blender motor cools by taking air from under the base and funneling it past the motor and out the base. The only way this would not be Bravo Sierra is that butane is more dense than air. So if they blended it with the little cover on the lid off or replaced with a mesh screen, as it blended, the butane would fill the jug, and flow over the sides, and then get sucked into the motor. It would then get a spark from the motor spinning, and might result in what we see.
This looks more like 100 lighters and a few bottles of lighter fluid.
I've experienced often enough what happens when a lighter breaks or melts (in a fire). And the "explosion" is much smaller and gone within a fraction of a second.
yeah but a regular lighter 'explosion' is just the release of the pressurized propane - even if you shoot a lighter, it tends to just release the gas, no ignite.
I modify my lighters in a way that allows me to put a thick wire loop on them, so they hang with my keys, and every time i'm filing the requisite grooves into the side i always think, i should probably be wearing safety goggles.
@bboysca: Mostly stuff that's too big to fit in the blender, or made of material that's harder than the blender blades. Like a depleted-uranium-clad tank.
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I think I still have an ionic keychain from Sharper Image somewhere.
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10.4" wxga display doing 1280x768, LED something (backlit I assume)
267x195x4 (millimeters one would assume)
19.4 mm (for what, I don't know)
1.03 of something
nvidia ION? nvidia mcp79, 533 MHz
intel atom z740, 1.83 Ghz, 1 meg l2 cache
2 gigs of ddr3-800 ram
geforce 9400M
64 gig ssd
bluetooth 2.1 + edr, 802.11a/b/g/n
1 usb, mini display port
5100 mA battery
I'll see what else i can pull out of here, but it's been 20 years
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At least Al Gore wasn't mentioned, much to his dismay, I am sure.
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Just sayin'.
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Presenting slo-mo footage that doesn't look like you're watching a stack of flip-cards requires a high-speed camera which is specifically designed to film footage that will look slo-mo when run at a normal FPS. Therefore, you _can_ film in slo-mo. Sort of.
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I'm suspicious of something added to make the video more dramatic. Like some fuel gas blown into the base, maybe?
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I've experienced often enough what happens when a lighter breaks or melts (in a fire). And the "explosion" is much smaller and gone within a fraction of a second.
12/18/08
yeah but a regular lighter 'explosion' is just the release of the pressurized propane - even if you shoot a lighter, it tends to just release the gas, no ignite.
I modify my lighters in a way that allows me to put a thick wire loop on them, so they hang with my keys, and every time i'm filing the requisite grooves into the side i always think, i should probably be wearing safety goggles.
12/18/08
apologies all around, it's too fucking early to read every single little word in all y'alls comments to avoid redundancies / idiocy.
to the coffee with me.
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Mostly stuff that's too big to fit in the blender, or made of material that's harder than the blender blades. Like a depleted-uranium-clad tank.