with all these claims, I want to see what the wifi only iPad gets. Not everyone needs or has an iPad with cellular connectivity

To be honest, 1080p films look just as fine on my 2560x1440 27" iMac display as they do on my 42" Samsung led tv..

2011 car, accidentally got in a fender bender with mine the other day where I rear-ended a guy in front at 25km/h into a hyundai.. All that broke was a piece of jablo behind the bumper and the bonnet needed to be taken off and put on again since it lost its alignment and didnt sit straight. Quite good I should think

If its a Bluetooth keyboard it will work without any problems.. I use my iMac keyboard for my 1st gen iPad all the time.

well I play 1080p on my 27" imac with 2560x1440 res and it's just as crisp as when I had a pc with 22" 1080p screen, if not better since that was a cheap TN panel, and this an IPS

Airplay for music and even display mirroring + siri should be epic. Means I don't have to deal with the useless voice recognition systems car manufacturers install these days. Seriously, The other day I was trying to train voice recognition for an '09 Mitsubishi Lancer. There where 4(!) pages of things I needed to…

onlive should host it. That would be quite a thing to do.

I've installed this via VM fusion on my iMac. Had developer preview installed too. That didn't have side scrolling with the magic mouse, at least this does.

Someing along the same lines, although I think this one has better lyrics

Nevermind

I've been a windows user since the days of 95 up till 7, back then I was only 3 years old so you could say using windows had pretty much become second nature to me. I only just switched to the 27" iMac since January. Before buying the iMac I was all "as soon as I get it I'll set up windows via bootcamp" but I have to…

LOOK AT THAT ATROCIOUS GIZMODO PAGE, THERE'S SO MUCH WASTED SPACE!

I take it you didn't try the symbian belle. The only thing holding the OS Back at this point is the mediocre screen res it supports.

I don't have the luxury of apple providing refurb products, but I often hear(or read) they're very reliable, in tip-top condition and Compared to a new product, quite a lot cheaper. I can't give a real opinion since I've only owned a mac for a month, But I've had zero problems so far and runs very smooth. The only…

Because I wanted an AiO to get rid of the clutter, a 27" 2560x1440 to replace the 15" laptop 1280x800 + 1080p 22" combo, Was fed up of windows (no real reason for this, just got bored of the interface/having to look after the OS and didn't want to go down the linux path because then out of my free time I'd spend 30%…

Well up till a couple of weeks ago I was on a laptop that only supported up to 4GB, Now I'm on an iMac with 12GB so I guess it's ok.

So, does this still eat memory? I love this browser but can't stand seeing it using more than 600mb of ram with a couple of tabs open.

The only problem with that is that it's thick as fck and has only 900 pixels height wise. You'd find yourself very hard pressed to do any form of work on that. even viewing something like this blog would involve a lot of scrolling.

Up until a couple of weeks ago I was using a 15" laptop 1280x800 and a 22" 1080p. Recently just replaced both with a 27" iMac. Thought I'd find it hard to settle, but in reality it turned out to be more worthwhile having more pixels on a single screen, saves space and I don't have to move around as much to look out…

Ironically this is something I had to do with the normal AA batteries for the magic mouse to get rid of the bloody connection lost issue. Although unlike the image I did pay attention to make sure the pieces of foil were not touching.