Mac / PC Rants & Raves December 2009

A video blog about Dell's rumored tablet, the Core i7 Gulftown processor from Intel, Seagate's 2.5 inch notebook drive and the iMac display issue resulting in Apple delaying shipping on that machine.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• apple
• mac
• os
• computer
• window
• tablet
• microsoft
• snow
• leopard
• imac
• macbook
• pro
• air
• core
• i7
• seagate
• nvidia
• ati
• radeon
• hd
• amd
• intel
• ion
• duo
• flash
• google
• android
• iphone
• 3gs

[guitarbass95]

lol, mac tablet or apple tablet, whatever the bloody hell it'll be called.

[CommercialsKid]

@moonchavs123 so true

[naturesuphoria]

Was searching Youtube and saw your page and thought to say hi.

[TechTubeCentral]

and they will call this tell tablet the dell streak

[WhereIsMyKtulhu]

Yehaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! I finally received my Macbook Pro for free from Lockerz. God i'm so happy!!!! :DDDDD

If you need an invite for lockerz just pm me your e-mail. Oh jeez i'm so happy right now i cant explain)))

[manco82]

Hold off on that iMac until Apple gets their QC issues together.

[iGreenBerry]

huh, i guess i should call apple to see if this is a problem

[ValourTV]

yea i have an core i7 1tb hd 4gb of ram and its insanely fast.

[iGreenBerry]

And you have all of thee same specs as me??? If so so i think i need to call apple cus aside from opening applications it seems a bit slow

[ValourTV]

my imac takes 30 to 35 secs to boot and about 10 secs to shut down it sleeps instantly and wakes instantly!

[iGreenBerry]

My i7 doesn't have a cracked screen or flickering, but can anybody tell me if you have an iMac running these specs:

27" i7

2 TB Storage

8 GB Ram

How long does it take for your iMac to boot up/shutdown and put it to sleep and wake it up? Cus my old iMac had 4 GB of RAM and ran a Core 2 Duo and booted up and shut down within a couple secs. (like 30 sec boot up and 3 sec shut down), but my i7 iMac takes minutes boot up and shut down and it also takes a while to put to sleep and wake it up.

[iGreenBerry]

dude the demand for the iMac 27" is ridiculously high. Apple is just trying to do it's best to get these machines out before christmas, which is the problem. No matter how you look at it though, Apple is not scamming anybody. If you paid $3,000 I doubt your just going to layback and say, "well too bad I can't send it back." Apple is the only participant losing any money.