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I would just like to say how disappointed I am with Apple, their should be a new line up of Power Books. Power Books and LapTops in general are very important to my line of work and I am not thinking that I will have to get in with the Devil once again because Apple can not be consistent with updates to the Power Book line up. Makes me sad to think that I will have to use a Windows computer once again.
I wouldn't rule out a "refresh" of the Powerbook line sometime in the next week or two. This keynote was about "new" equipment (flash iPod, iMac Mini), and "big" upgrades in software (iLife 2005, iWork, etc).
The next new generation of Powerbooks isn't ready to go yet. The new G4 chip hasn't started rolling out yet, and the G5 Powerbook is at least half a year away. There will probably just be a speed bump to the existing line, and that doesn't deserve keynote space. They rolled out the new Xserve and Xsan this way last week. Also helps keep Apple in the news if they space out new releases.
I would just like to say how disappointed I am with Apple, their should be a new line up of Power Books. Power Books and LapTops in general are very important to my line of work and I am not thinking that I will have to get in with the Devil once again because Apple can not be consistent with updates to the Power Book line up. Makes me sad to think that I will have to use a Windows computer once again.
I'm a bit confused to what "limitations" in the current Powerbooks are forcing you to consider a Windows computer. Could you please enlighten me to your situation?
Can we all start whining about how each thing is a real disappointment because it lacks feature X that would've made it a killer product and now all Apple has is a bunch of failures on its hands?