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Apple Website Points to PowerBook G5

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the get-your-rumor-on dept.

lewsmind writes "The Register has a scoop on the new PowerBook G5. According to this article at the Apple website has hidden clues that suggest the coming of the PB G5 very soon. ."

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  1. Oh sweet jebus by digitalgimpus · · Score: -1, Troll

    This is the holy grail of computing

    64bit G5 processor, in a sexy Apple laptop.

    Oh please of please don't let it be like the original Apple G3 (that giant one that nobody bought because it had the pricetag of a car). Please let it be somewhat affordable and sexy.

    Oh yummy yummy....

    I'm salivating as I type...

    I hope that sucker had a nice widescreen display, Superdrive, and Firewire 800/USB 2 ports.

    Oh, and I want to see something "different". Either in style, or a new feature. just something unique and new.

    Oh, I am just as happy as a school girl going to see the kitty's in some creepy guy's sedan!

  2. Re:Since when is Slashdot an Apple Rumors site? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Fuck off, dickhead.

    Let us have first posts too motherfucker.

  3. Re:Free Advertising, All Around! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    You are just jealous because you use Lin-sux or Wind-blows. Apple news is actually NEWS, while the latest licensing or IP theft problem with Linux or Windows virus is just another run of the mill everyday occurence.

  4. who cares? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    sorry, but who cares? Macs are great computers... for my grandmother.

  5. Apple Website Points to PowerBook by ganhawk · · Score: 0, Troll


    Was it just me or did anyone think "Geez ...they are running the website of a laptop and now its getting slashdotted !"

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  6. Crappy news day? by Damek · · Score: 1, Troll

    This definitely doesn't belong on Slashdot's front page. It barely belongs on Mac Rumors sites. Heck, this sort of typo doesn't even belong on low-level personal blogs like mine: Adam Piontek