2 GHz, 13.3 inch screen, 1GB RAM, 80GB hard drive, built in iSight camera, combo drive. $1099 in white, $1499 in black (Black comes with 2.15 GHz processor, 160GB hard drive and double-layer SuperDrive).
Apple - MacBook
Apple - MacBook
Developed by MIT, this new tool, called Scratch, offers programming easy enough for a small child.
BBC NEWS | Technology | Free tool offers 'easy' coding
BBC NEWS | Technology | Free tool offers 'easy' coding
So I'm thinking about building my own PVR: Apple or Windows?
Posted by billspaced | 3:03 PM | 0 comments »I've almost decided never to buy anything that's not Apple ever again. Since Macs can run anything nowadays, why limit myself to Windows only?
That said, Macs are so much more elegant. I think with the right software and a sprinkling of off-the-shelf hardware, I could build a video server, replete with MPEG encoding and decoding, for a little less than an HDTV Series 3 TiVo.
Am I right? Or am I barking up the wrong tree?
HDTV Magazine Articles: Roll Your Own Video Server - Mac Mini-style
That said, Macs are so much more elegant. I think with the right software and a sprinkling of off-the-shelf hardware, I could build a video server, replete with MPEG encoding and decoding, for a little less than an HDTV Series 3 TiVo.
Am I right? Or am I barking up the wrong tree?
HDTV Magazine Articles: Roll Your Own Video Server - Mac Mini-style
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