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3rd MacBook Pro 2.53Ghz Core2Duo, 4GB Ram, 320GB HDD (7200rpm), 9600M GT 512MB + 9400M GT
2nd Macbook Pro 2.5Ghz Core2Duo, 4GB Ram, 200GB HDD (7200rpm), 8600M GT 512MB
PaulBrislen:
so: cold, wet, possibly snowing, no sleep, possibly tearing up sheets and boiling water, helping to milk cows.
(not sure what clues you'll find in there - happy hunting!)
3rd MacBook Pro 2.53Ghz Core2Duo, 4GB Ram, 320GB HDD (7200rpm), 9600M GT 512MB + 9400M GT
2nd Macbook Pro 2.5Ghz Core2Duo, 4GB Ram, 200GB HDD (7200rpm), 8600M GT 512MB
kinetic:PaulBrislen:
so: cold, wet, possibly snowing, no sleep, possibly tearing up sheets and boiling water, helping to milk cows.
(not sure what clues you'll find in there - happy hunting!)
I love a challenge, well the "cold, wet, possibly snowing and no sleep" refers to the people queuing in line all night..the "Possibly tearing up sheets" refers to finding out there is bugger all stock.the "boiling water" refers to what vodafone will be in, with loads of unhappy campers...and finally milking the cow" is obviously Apple, cos they are going to make loads from this product (when stock finally arrives)Hows that....
kinetic:PaulBrislen:
so: cold, wet, possibly snowing, no sleep, possibly tearing up sheets and boiling water, helping to milk cows.
(not sure what clues you'll find in there - happy hunting!)
I love a challenge, well the "cold, wet, possibly snowing and no sleep" refers to the people queuing in line all night..the "Possibly tearing up sheets" refers to finding out there is bugger all stock.the "boiling water" refers to what vodafone will be in, with loads of unhappy campers...and finally milking the cow" is obviously Apple, cos they are going to make loads from this product (when stock finally arrives)Hows that....
motorwayne: Stop talking to Paul, he's a zombie plant, this is all a con to get people to Queen street so the zombies can get us!The ref to cows is us! we're the food and I'm not talking salad!
aimsy007: Surely this quote out of todays herald is not correct:'The improvements will benefit users of internet-capable mobile devices - like Apple's iPhone 3G, which Vodafone will launch in New Zealand on July 10 - and those in remote areas, who can connect laptops or other computers using 3G network cards or USB 'Vodem' modems.Surely this is a typo by an uninformed reporter? I hope so!
RmACK: No, we're ahead of them. Our 11 July starts while they are still 10 July. So if our launch is early on the 11th it will be the 10th in US time.
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