New features:
You can update via the PSP’s built-in network (wireless) update feature.
The smallest state in the Union is itching to go unwired in a big way. “The network will be built on a WiMAX transport core with WiFi technology at the consumer interface edge.” The first antenna goes up this week. Quite an impressive achievement, in spite of the fact that it probably won’t be free.
Boot Camp lets you install Windows XP without moving your Mac data, though you will need to bring your own copy to the table, as Apple Computer does not sell or support Microsoft Windows. Boot Camp will burn a CD of all the required drivers for Windows so you don’t have to scrounge around the Internet looking for them.
“Rumours of a iPod with the wireless tech built-in reached fever pitch in February 2005, but it looks like the jukebox is finally ready to appear in the Apple store, along with a deluge of accessories” the report says. It does not identify the retailer which made the comments, but it is true that Apple sometimes offers privileged information to some of its largest resellers ahead of major product launches.”
More at AppleInsider
From DailyTech:
“Competition is always healthy, especailly in our industry. Several weeks ago, we reported on Dell’s 3007WFP – a mammoth 30″ LCD supporting a native resolution fo 2560×1600. Of course, Dell wasn’t the first to release such a screen, as Apple had announced its 30″ Cinema Display just close to a year prior to the 3007WFP. However, Dell’s new screen was supporting much better specifications:
Several readers have emailed us claiming that Apple has updated its 30″ Cinema Display to reflect the new panel used in the display. Apparently, Apple’s panel change on the 30″ ACD now matches the specifications of the Dell 3007WFP. However, the Cinema Display lacks the 8-in-2 media card reader slots that come with the Dell and is not as flexible in terms of viewing adjustments (the 3007WFP can be height adjusted and swivled).”
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