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[James Lagnese]

I wonder if Apple will ever release Yellow Box, the windows emulator. That would be killer. 



 
On Monday, June 28, 2004, at 03:50PM, Barry Von Ahsen <barry@vonahsen.com> wrote:

>Bailey Ford wrote:
>
>> OK, just for fun, here are my predictions for the WWDC keynote:
>> 
>> Tiger stuff - Apple announced that they would be talking about Tiger or 
>> Mac OS 10.4. There's supposed to be this thing called pipeline, and a 
>> new kind of smart folder that stores a particular search, lots of 
>> speculation about a database system for a new Finder and improved 
>> support for metadata in files.
>> 
>> New Displays - this is pretty well agreed upon by most of the rumor 
>> sites. Looks like 20, 23, 30 inches with the 17 inch being dropped from 
>> the line.
>> 
>> And one more thing...
>> Apple's Microsoft Office killer. I think they are going to do some kind 
>> of software that will make them an industry-wide compatible first rate 
>> solution for doing word processing, spreadsheets, etc. We already have 
>> large parts of that (Mail, Address Book, Calendar, Keynote). Also, there 
>> are 4 posters hung up at WWDC that are very specifically targeted to 
>> take on Microsoft.
>
>the posters in question:
>http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/images/wwdc04_ono_large.jpg
>
>very funny
>
>-barry
>
>
>> 
>> No new powerbooks, no new imacs.
>> 
>> OK. That's my wacky idea. We'll see how I do.
>> 
>> -bailey
>> 
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