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Originally Posted by willravel
The first integrated iSight was actually in the "Rev C" iMac line, intruduced 10/12/05. This was also the first Apple Remote computer. The PowerMac didn't come out until 2006. Why do people just post information that they make up or guess?
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Sorry I got it wrong that the macbookpro was the first, that still doesnt change the fact that integrated webcams were out before that in Windows laptops. Here are the facts:
Sony did it first several years before
http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/News/Pr...199809/98-085/
If you don't believe me. Apple was the first to put it into a latch, but no, they were not the first to have integrated webcams in their systems. I also do not understand why people just post information that they make up or guess.
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Originally Posted by willravel
And they are....
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Just one quick one off the top of my head, Widgets. Yahoo, I believe did that first...or maybe it was an open source thing...I can't remember and don't want to look it up.
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Not likely. Apple actually made a challenge to anyone in the world if they can make a virus for Mac OSX they would win $25,000. Also, Mac presents a challenge. I can write a virus that can get through Vista, but no one has ever been able to get through Mac Security.
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Oh ya? A quick google search of OS X virus came up with this. Granted, it's a Trojan, but my point is still there.
http://www.macrumors.com/2006/02/16/...w-os-x-trojan/
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Originally Posted by Bossnass
I don't know about Macs or mac owners, but I've long been of the opinion that BMWs and Porsches are overpriced, overrated and sold on brand power. The only people that really support them are the lot that bought one and had to justify to themselves it was worth it. And I don't even need to bring up the standard 'compensation' issues.
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Ding Ding Ding! We have a winner. Nearly every Mac owner I have ever talked to has been just like this. A little to pretentious for my tastes.
Also, I can't believe that people say Macs come ready to use out of the box. I had to get and install a ton of software and run many, many updates just get the laptop in working order. True you don't need drivers but there are definitely a ton of updates you have to deal with along with finding OS X Univeral Binary ready programs.