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To play 1080p HD video, a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or faster processor, 2GB of RAM, and an Intel GMA X4500HD, ATI Radeon HD 2400, or NVIDIA GeForce 8300 GS or better is required.

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To play 720p HD video, an iTunes LP, or iTunes Extras, a 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or faster processor, 1GB of RAM, and an Intel GMA X3000, ATI Radeon X1300, or NVIDIA GeForce 6150 or better is required.

To play standard-definition video from the iTunes Store, an Intel Pentium D or faster processor, 512MB of RAM, and a DirectX 9.0–compatible video card is required.

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PC with a 1GHz Intel or AMD processor with support for SSE2 and 512MB of RAM.

As always, please chime in with your own Macworld Expo 2009 predictions in the TalkBack below. Jobs keynote is an institution at Macworld and he'll say a few words.Ĭheck back, this article can (and will) be updated right up until Tuesday. I'm not sure if it'll be for "one more thing" or as a demo buddy but I'm betting on Steve showing up in some capacity. Please?Įven though I'm resigned to the fact that Phil's giving Tuesday's keynote address, I'll bet that Steve Jobs makes an appearance. Let's hope that Phil give us a really killer demo of it. There's a possibility that we may hear more about the mysterious cat and even a release date on Tuesday but it's not ready to ship, that's for sure. Let's not forget about Snow Leopard (a.k.a. I'll add another vote here for iPhone editability for Pages and Numbers docs.

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On the software front, iWork is destined for the cloud, although it has some without unlimited bandwidth (which is all too common outside the U.S.) concerned. And I'm sorry to report that the red and pink iPhones are fake. If the iPhone goes 32GB, a 64GB iPod touch shouldn't be far behind, because while the iPhone only has one memory slot, the iPod touch has two. It all comes down to what kind of price Apple can negotiate for the denser chips. Apple also swept in and purchased most of Samsung's flash memory which bodes well for higher cap iPhones. The new "aircraft carrier" MacBook will also reportedly adopt the Nvidia GPU (like the mini and iMac).Ī 32GB iPhone is now possible thanks to single chip 32GB NAND memory being available. A huge surprise considering the PR hit that Apple took for fixed batteries in the MacBook Air and iPhone. AppleInsider says that the new MBP17 will be shipping "this month" and (scandal!) 9To5Mac reports that it will have a fixed, although longer lasting battery.

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MacBook Pro 17-inch – (582 days old) – Originally slated for released in October, the delayed 17-inch version of the unibody MacBook Pro will most likely be announced on Tuesday. DigiTimes reports that Apple has already ordered shipments of 800,000 per month. The new iMac will also ship with a Nvidia GPU and no Blu-Ray, but you knew that. "iMac9,1" will most likely take its design cues from the new Apple 24" LED Cinema Display and build on the aluminum and black, ultra-glossy design motif Jonmy Ive seems to have standardized on. IMac – (253 days, 211 average) – While not a lock like a new Mac mini, Apple's workhorse Mac, the iMac, is also due for a face lift. Apple should really really just merge the Apple TV into the mini. (Tip: AI) Previously rumored specs about the new Mac mini, dubbed "Macmini3,1," include, aluminum case and greener components, no Blu-Ray, 2GB and 160GB. Mac mini – (517 days old, 188 day average update) – The odds-on favorite to grace the stage Tuesday is a new Mac mini that will include a Mini DisplayPort, Mini DVI connector, FireWire 800 port, and Nvidia MCP79 GPU. That being said, here's a rundown of what Apple is likely to announce here on Tuesday. This is Phil's job interview for the CEO position, isn't it? I'm actually quite excited to see how Phil Schiller performs during the keynote address under the hot glare of 6,000 calculating, judging eyeballs.

Don't fret though, things are bound to ramp up as we get closer to the StevePhilnote on Tuesday.Īfter getting chided for calling this the "last Macworld Expo" I'm determined to be more positive about the show and to make the most of it. Perhaps it's because I'm here a day early (I usually don't arrive until Monday) or because I'm still on east coast time, but there isn't quite the buzz I usually see in San Francisco this year, at least not yet. People are yammering about this Mac or that and what Tuesday might hold. The buzz in San Francisco's downtown is palpable, especially in the bars, restaurants and hotel rooms within walking distance of Moscone. Don't you just love this time of year? Thousands of Mac faithful descend upon the fair city by the bay for a week of excitement, nostalgia and imbibing.