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more about #aluminum egoods: Just to reinforce some other comments made here. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY. Seems the complaints about there customer service are far reaching: [co... more » YarkonaRodent: Worst customer service I have ever experienced on the web. Ordered the MacPadd nearly one month ago and still haven't received it. Eight emaila and 3 ... more » AnnabelleMusca: Worst customer service I have ever experienced on the web. Ordered the MacPadd nearly one month ago and still haven't received it. Eight emaila and 3 ... more » Hello Mister Walrus: Why not just use a built in touch screen? Remember that not everyone has an iPhone, or will be willing to buy one for use with this keyboard. more » HEAVYGIANT: This would be cool if it were smaller, more portable and if the iPhone were positioned horizontaly at the top center. Then it would make a great alter... more » apt94jesse: I'd buy it! I spend all day at the computer and have the phone next to the keyboard on the desk already. If it could keep a charge as well as act as... more » Rabid Penguin: Call me old fashioned, but I would prefer a standard 10-key pad there. more » Kaiser-Machead: With the form factor always subject to change, I'd probably guess that this wouldn't do all that well in real life. However, if the USB on board was a... more » HDC: How about just a Bluetooth driver update from Apple that'll allow iPhones to pair with Apple wireless keyboards? After spending hours of failed entry ... more » Curves: Can you Copy/Paste? more » frigg: I think SJ purposely pulled from the presentation because there was nothing that big to present. It would have been more of a let down from the big SJ... more » Pier Fumagalli: If you're using F5 to refresh the browser, for sure you aren't using OS/X... Shame on you, Windows boy! :-) :-) :-) more » RedBackFur: So again Apple says, "Fuck the Corporate User". Yea, our computers never break. Uh....until they do. I can't get On-Sight AppleCare Service. I can't... more » OMG! DEITY!: Someone didn't think this question through... more » Stacky Botrus: Th kynt ws fn, bt th prdct nnmcmnts sckd. Whr th fck s th 9" MC TBLT BTCH? more » Kaiser-Machead: The thing that bugs me the most about this computer, other than the lack of access panels, is the fact that there's only ONE extra USB port for all th... more » Dave J.: I think we need to change the "Steve LET Phil do the keynote" statements of a couple weeks ago to "Steve MADE Phil do the keynote." Obviously Steve's ... more » Dave J.: I was hoping for a price cut on the iPod Touch. I figured this might be in the works, since my wife went to CostCo to look at them yesterday, and they... more » madog: Have fun NOT removing the HDD... more » Auzburner: There goes that, I was planning on ordering a new 24" iMac with boosted graphics performance...In all, not too shabby Apple. I'm thinking we might see... more » -
#concept
Apple Desktop Keyboard with iPhone Dock Concept Makes Perfect Sense
I want this. An Apple Keyboard that would allow me to connect my iPhone and use the screen as a control surface capable of showing buttons and small apps, like the Asus Eee Keyboard. More » -
#qotd
Did You Enjoy The Keynote Any Less Without Steve Jobs?
Aside from the actual speculated products, the big news surrounding the Apple Macworld keynote was that Steve Jobs would be out sick. But as I refreshed the Gizmodo liveblog, I wondered, did it matter? More » -
#macworld2009
Where's the Mac Mini? And Other Rumor Smashes!
If Wired, TUAW and Macrumors are independently reporting a Mac Mini is on its way, we know it exists. Evidently, we're just not going to see it at Macworld. So what about other rumors? More » -
#macworld2009
17" MacBook Pro Unibody First Hands On
The new 17" MacBook Pro with a unibody construction and an integrated battery feels thinner than the previous version and really looks beautiful. Check out our gallery to see for yourself. More » -
#macworld2009
Testing the iPhone's New Wireless iTunes Downloads
Today iPhone users can download music from iTunes not just through their computers or Wi-Fi, but AT&T's 3G network. So how does it work? Testing it in Vegas, we can say rocky but functional. More » -
#macworld2009
Sting Teaches You to Play Guitar in Garageband '09
In one of the odder announcements during the Macworld keynote, Sting, along with others like Norah Jones, will teach you to play guitar and piano in Garageband '09. More » -
#unconfirmed
Apple Makes DRM Deal with Big Three Music Labels, Plus 3G Downloads Coming?
According to CNET sources, Apple has signed deals with Sony BMG, Universal, and Warner to bring flexibly-priced DRM-free music to iTunes while simultaneously introducing music downloads to the iPhone's 3G service. More » -
#rumor
Rumor: 17-inch Apple MacBook Pro Finally Receiving Update, Better Battery
Word from Asia today is that the 17-inch MacBook Pro, which conspicuously lacked the aluminum update its smaller brethren and cousins received earlier this year, will finally receive its refresh at MacWorld—with a twist. -
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#furniture
Relaxation Chair: Back Bliss Machined from Aluminum
So you got a job, moved into your own place, picked up an IKEA Poang and then felt pretty good about life. Things were working out alright! Then you saw the Frederic Sofia Relaxation Chair... -
#review
MacPadd Aluminum Mousepad Lightning Review
The Gadget: MacPadd, the anodized aluminum mousepad meant to match the finish on newer MacBook and MacBook Pros. It's about the size of a standard mousepad, if slightly shorter than usual (but just as wide). -
#apple
All the New MacBook Details In One Place
In case you just woke from some kind of a coma (or you are a certain older gentleman running for a particularly prominent public office), Apple revealed new additions to the MacBook family: The totally redesigned aluminum 15" MacBook Pro and 13" MacBook, plus a slightly revamped MacBook Air and white plastic MacBook, "value" priced at $1000. Jobs and Co. also showed off the long-awaited iSight-endowed Cinema Display monitors. Here's a rundown of the announcements and our follow-up coverage: More » -
#monocoque
A Brief History of Unibody Construction
In light of the news about the updated construction process for the new MacBooks, it is high time you got a brief edumication on the history of unibody construction. It may seem revolutionary, but the method Apple is using derives from the early 20th century monocoque ("single shell") technique of using an object's external skin to support structural loads. It has its roots in the airline industry where a price drop in aluminum in the 1920's made it affordable to meet the demand for stiff, strong, smooth skins that could handle the stress of high altitudes and increasingly powerful aircraft. By the end of WWII, almost all high-performance aircraft were built using monocoque or semi-monocoque technique. More » -
#accessories
Factron Quattro iPod nano Case is the Real Full Metal Jacket
Mizumori Ado's exclusive iPod nano case, called the Factron Quattro, sure as hell has the street cools about it, but unfortunately, it looks like its going to be a limited run in Japan only. The designer, Mizumori Ado, used a full aluminum construction to match the iPod nano's housing, and we have to say, the Factron Quattro is the only way to protect your fat PMP. After all, the hefty clunker sure does have a tough time getting in and out of pockets and bags without scratching itself. Available in green, red, silver or gold and with the option of various scrawled patterns adorning the rear face plate, the case does look quite unique. Check out the gallery for some more shots and know that no pricing details are available, but we'd guess you'll be paying a pretty penny if you are able to get Mr. Importer on the case. [Akihabara News]
