My plan at this point is to wait til see how osx 10.5 handles on the blk macbook and if all is good I will get it!![]()
It will handle fine. Apple makes its OS so that it can work on older computers. Heck, G4s from a few years ago will probably handle it ok. The current macbooks will have no problems.
It'll run, but don't count on the Quartz effects running smoothly.
Sorry, I haven't heard of this, what is it?
effects that required core image, like the ripple effect on dashboard, ran fine on my white macbook, but it wouldn't do it smoothly when it was connected to an external display. coverflow also ran very choppy when hooked up to the external, so i replaced my macbook with a mbp.
So it's essentially the portion of the OS that handles external displays and the like? Macbooks still have issues with this? I remember the iBooks used to be severly limited when it came to displays, but I thought Apple had done a better job with the macbooks. I guess not.
the MacBook is a great machine. Coverflow and the ripple effect work perfectly fine on my MacBook even with an external display. The macbookd will have no problem running leopard, and the c2d's are going to run it even better because they will use 64 bit instead of the cd's running at 32 bit.
It'll run, but don't count on the Quartz effects running smoothly.
So then this^^^ won't be a problem? I'm just trying to get a feel for this. Everyone is always so paranoid about new OSs coming out, but Apple has usually done pretty well in terms of keeping people happy. It's not like a two month old machine will be unusable cough Vista cough.
Never said it would be a problem - just said the quartz effects won't run as smoothly.
It'll run OS perfectly. The MacBook's weak point is its graphics, so you can't count on it being able to run Leopard's fancy transitions perfectly smoothly.
If 100% smooth eye candy doesn't bother you, then folk have nothing to worry about running Leopard on a MacBook.
There is lots of talk about an update soon. I hope so because I am holding off on buying a macbook for my wife until next month to see if an update happens. Right now she is using my MBP SR and I want it back!!!I have been using a windows notebook.....and it suxs!
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I just bought a MacBook, so I am hoping they won't be updated. At the same time, I will live if they are. If they follow Apple's new design concepts, they won't be nearly as good looking as the current ones anyway.
I hear that....I'm a huge fan of the white look too!![]()
Yes. It seems strange that they are alienating white so quickly. I understand that there are still white accents, but it looks odd.
I'll probably buy one of the older white iPods now ... I sure as hell don't need 80GB and they look nicer.
Sure the white is classic, but the look has become a bit aged. White isn't as sleek or "modern" as silver/black. Though I too found it interesting that this new iPod is the first to not have white; I guess black was selling more by too much of a margin.
I don't think it is that white does not look modern. I think it is oversaturation; ever since Apple popularized it, many companies have been copying the design (e.g. Nintendo).
Sony is releasing a ceramic white glossy PS2. Then, of course, there are multitudes of computer accessories.
You mean PSP right? And this an upcoming product, not a currently successful one. The PSP for now has been black. I think overall, the trend has been to offer products that are sleek and stylish, which usually means that black and silver win out. I guess we'll see how well this white PSP does.
No, I mean PS2.I lost my PS2 so I am excited about it!