mmendoza27

Awwwww crap..... this means Level 8 is gonna be a bitch to beat.

Not going to happen considering that the TDP on these processors is a tad too high for the MacBook Pro. Even the Core i7's used right now stand at 35W and I can't see it going higher.

If anything, I'll be on the watch for new MacBook Pro's that take many of the traits of the current MacBook Air (SSD, no hard drive, loss of the optical drive, slimmer body).

I'm getting the same exact error. Obviously there is a problem with the app, so we're going to have to wait a couple of weeks for them to fix it... Ugh...

I just upgraded my iPhone 4 to 4.1 JB last night. Been an iPhone user since Day 1 of iPhone 2G and I've never really been big into games ever since iPhone 2.0 came out.

Today, I made the jump to buy Angry Birds and Cut the Rope just because of Game Center integration. I'm already getting a couple of friends and the achievements really give me an incentive to play. I really like it and I'm asking people to add me just because it gives games much more depths in my opinion.

P.S. Please don't criticize my choice to go jailbroken, I'm not trying to start a flame war of jb vs. non-jb. As a matter of fact, just because you jailbreak doesn't mean "free apps" (I'm tired of that argument, I end up paying for an app if I really want it).

If I'm not mistaken, the original AppleTV never supported 1080p either.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_TV#Formats

MY ONLY COMPLAINT about the new AppleTV is lack of iOS support. It's powered by an ARM processor, I just wish they would open it up (who knows, maybe they don't want to cannabalize Mac Mini/media center sales). I could care less about "buying" TV shows and honestly, I think people will EAT UP the 99¢ TV shows.

Most importantly, it would allow developers like InMethod to develop Air Video for the AppleTV. That would mean that I wouldn't have to convert my .mkv's and I could stream them from the Mac Pro to the AppleTV.

Well usually overclockers use stock air cooling, purchase their own fans that create better airflow or liquid cooling. Seeing that I really don't want to take the huge heatsinks off my Mac Pro, I'd rather just try to overclock it with what it currently has.

I'm just wondering how this guy overclocked the Mac Pro? I wouldn't mind doing that on stock air...

Some of my friends that work for Apple were telling me about this game, plus the screenshots look really good. I think I might pick this up, it seems fun.

This makes sense. Why would Nintendo take away their competitive advantage by putting their first-party software titles (in high demand mind you) on another party's store? Nintendo needs to stay in the market for themselves. Apple is doing the same thing with the App Store and sticking with HTML vs. Flash.