Author Topic: APPLE ON Self Delete WATCH  (Read 3303 times)

holy stuff we are in the future

You know they made a good commercial when I want this even though I wouldn't have any practical use for it over my current PC.
Pretty much.

Like 80% of the price tag is the screen, and I bet its still stuff.
like just hook a cintiq up to the computer you already own tqbh fam.

the price tag gave me a stroke

also found this dating from 2010


https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/detail.jsf?docId=WO2010006210

I guess Apple doesn't take risks anymore
we'll see at their keynote tomorrow
« Last Edit: October 27, 2016, 06:06:54 AM by MrLoL² »

they lost me at "hybrid drive"

I wouldn't say so, considering it starts at $3000 lmao
although that is a sweet frickin commercial

they should release one with maybe an i3 and integrated graphics for cheap.


that looks pretty loving sick. interested to see what people do with this

"Cameras: 5MP front camera with Windows Hello support" lol

looks good for runescape

can this run minecraft in windowed mode??????

can this run minecraft in windowed mode??????

windowed mode is slower. change your screen resolution to 640x480 and use fullscreen.

jesus christ that looks cool
the music gave me chills, looking for a source atm found it, my ears feel great right now

This doesn't sound as good as the commercial's did for some reason.

EDIT: Apparently Microsoft had it privately recorded specifically for the ad. Dunno how true that is but the only version I've found so far has the vocal track louder on the left speaker than the right.
« Last Edit: October 27, 2016, 07:37:32 PM by cooldawson3 »

The ironic thing is that apple has been slightly behind on the whole digital art fiasco considering they're the ones who established a solid foundation for their products, and then here comes Microsoft with this cutting edge super sized drawing tablet. I'm surprised apple's headquarters haven't burnt to the ground yet.

my wallets going to be on Self Delete watch after seeing these prices what the forget