...a whitebox laptop parts manufacturer to build some really nice machined aluminum cases. It would be extra cool if you could send them a pattern to acid-etch onto the case. What else does this thing offer? It looks like the "edge to edge" monitor has 2/3s of an inch of black on 3 sides!
MacBook Airs aren't the greatest specs but they do feel like kind of a miracle when you pick them up and use them. Its the super smooth featureless surface thing. Adamo looks really nice but it's price point and default to Vista just makes me wonder whether there's a planet of fashionistas somewhere that has never heard of a Mac.
I hate IE6 and I can't stand how much market penetration it still has. Writing nice HTML/CSS for IE7, Firefox 2.0 and Safari is cake compared to getting the same to work in IE6. About 18 months ago when I put up the shingle for vitacall.com I captured the browser type and told the 35%+ market using IE6 to upgrade NOW. I hope this becomes a global, unstoppable groundswell.
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Then you'd have the joys of fabricating individual cases, and matching them up / flashing the ethernet card :/
Yes!! And a rationale for charging two and a half grand for the base model.
...a whitebox laptop parts manufacturer to build some really nice machined aluminum cases. It would be extra cool if you could send them a pattern to acid-etch onto the case. What else does this thing offer? It looks like the "edge to edge" monitor has 2/3s of an inch of black on 3 sides! MacBook Airs aren't the greatest specs but they do feel like kind of a miracle when you pick them up and use them. Its the super smooth featureless surface thing. Adamo looks really nice but it's price point and default to Vista just makes me wonder whether there's a planet of fashionistas somewhere that has never heard of a Mac.
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You rock! I can imagine so many terrible scenarios happening to nice people from that but you still rock.
I hate IE6 and I can't stand how much market penetration it still has. Writing nice HTML/CSS for IE7, Firefox 2.0 and Safari is cake compared to getting the same to work in IE6. About 18 months ago when I put up the shingle for vitacall.com I captured the browser type and told the 35%+ market using IE6 to upgrade NOW. I hope this becomes a global, unstoppable groundswell.
That's AWESOME! Where can we find out more about that?