Unlike Dave, the lampshade iMac was not my favorite. I like the new design.
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The one thing that the lampshade iMac has over the current design is the “floating” screen movement. As a taller person, I hate that there is only angle adjustment on the current model.
The lampshade was my first Mac (not counting my wife’s G3 powerbook). I don’t really miss it.
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Still waiting for your critique of the new iPad mini ad being all about the keyboard app. I’m sure that’s coming any day now…
Don’t forget he spent more than a year pissing on smaller form factor tablets and seeing no use for them. Now Apple has one he’s suddenly liking what he sees with the smaller and lighter tablet. 🙂
It’s hypocritical blowhards like Jim that give genuine Apple fans a bad rap.
The image on this link is ripped right from Apple.com (http://www.apple.com/imac/design ). Scroll a little bit and you’ll see the exact same image.
The least that could be done is some attribution.
This just in: Jim Dalrymple reports what he wants on his own blog after returning from an invite to a premier Apple event.
The one thing that the lampshade iMac has over the current design is the “floating” screen movement. As a taller person, I hate that there is only angle adjustment on the current model.
The lampshade was my first Mac (not counting my wife’s G3 powerbook). I don’t really miss it.
This just in: Jim Dalrymple likes what Apple is doing right now.
Still waiting for your critique of the new iPad mini ad being all about the keyboard app. I’m sure that’s coming any day now…
Don’t forget he spent more than a year pissing on smaller form factor tablets and seeing no use for them. Now Apple has one he’s suddenly liking what he sees with the smaller and lighter tablet. 🙂
It’s hypocritical blowhards like Jim that give genuine Apple fans a bad rap.
The image on this link is ripped right from Apple.com (http://www.apple.com/imac/design ). Scroll a little bit and you’ll see the exact same image.
The least that could be done is some attribution.
This just in: Jim Dalrymple reports what he wants on his own blog after returning from an invite to a premier Apple event.