Apple has now posted a QuickTime stream of the “It’s Showtime” Special Event.
Watch Apple CEO Steve Jobs deliver today’s special announcements from the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco.
The video-on-demand event, exclusively in QuickTime and MPEG-4, here.
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OMG! Steve wasn’t wearing a black turtle neck, it was a black dress shirt. I’m in shock!
Forgive my ignorance, but will this iTV gadget that will be on sale early next year allow one to transmit video from sources other than I-Tunes7…e.g. YOUTUBE????
The Special Event was ok… Nothing mindblowing…..
HOWEVER!!!!!
The article on Anandtech.com is incredible.
They put in two Clovertown CPU’s into the MacPro and it WORKED!!!
They had an eight core computer running OS X.
http://anandtech.com/mac/showdoc.aspx?i=2832&p=6
naive, it’s “iTunes”, not “I-Tunes”…. where do people get that from?
You’ll just have to wait for more info about the iTV.
Dual Quad is my machine.
Intel is selling the Clovertowns at $1000 each, in quantity of course. Retail will be considerably higher.
And you’ll need two to upgrade the Mac Pro, of course you can sell the used Xeons.
Apple will release the Dual Quads eventually, they wil be pricey, but jesus, when will the next time you’ll need to upgrade? 2010? 2012?
The problem Mac’s have is not the processors, but the goddam slow hard drives.
And the WORST THING? the HEAT !! The AWFUL HEAT …. – brian may of Queen
brianmay.com
Still can’t watch the keynote as Quicktime just tells that “Due to exceptional demand your request cannot be completed at this time…please try again at a later time.”
Bummer!!
Keynote address is going silent movie on me just a few minutes in. I’ll wait until tomorrow I guess.
Shut the Fu_K up MacDude.
They better change the name or the British TV channel ITV is so gonna sue them.
For those of you having problems watching the presentation, open up UDP ports 554 and 770 on your firewall and you’ll get much smoother video.