apple show

popp · 01/09/10 - 14:36

thought this was today. 1st september on wednesday. just came home from work , sat down with a coffee switched laptop on, hoping to see all the new goodies. anyone know what time it starts in uk time.

KIIS102 · 01/09/10 - 14:41

6pm like it's always been :P

popp · 01/09/10 - 15:16

ok. thanks

dontpannic · 01/09/10 - 15:56

10am Pacific Time equates to 6pm here. Remember the US are behind us time-wise, and Apple are a US-based company.

psionic · 01/09/10 - 17:19

Apple users (only!) will be able to view the official broadcast live.

Live Video Streaming

Apple® will broadcast its September 1 event online using Apple’s industry-leading HTTP Live Streaming, which is based on open standards. Viewing requires either a Mac® running Safari® on Mac OS® X version 10.6 Snow Leopard®, an iPhone® or iPod touch® running iOS 3.0 or higher, or an iPad™. The live broadcast will begin at 10:00 a.m. PDT on September 1, 2010 at www.apple.com.

http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/08/31alert.html

Other users can probably get it via the bloggers and TWiT etc. as usual.

Gogfumble · 01/09/10 - 17:22

psionic wrote: »

Apple users (only!) will be able to view the official broadcast live. http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/08/31alert.html

Other users can probably get it via the bloggers and TWiT etc. as usual.

Hardly good for attracting windows users over to the Mac is it, making the broadcast Apple users only.

psionic · 01/09/10 - 17:27

Gogfumble wrote: »

Hardly good for attracting windows users over to the Mac is it, making the broadcast Apple users only.

True. It seems they are testing their new server farm. So I guess the whole thing is a beta. http://www.cultofmac.com/apple-is-live-streaming-sept-1-event-to-test-new-server-farm-exclusive/57337

IvanIV · 01/09/10 - 18:15

So only them it shall be given

Make no mistake, it's clever. It will give the Apple user a feeling of exclusivity, that they are special, that they are like more and better and therefore will be first ones to be told what they will be spending their money on next. And if it attracts anybody from the outside to cross to the dark side, it's a bonus.

welwynrose · 01/09/10 - 19:15

Gogfumble wrote: »

Hardly good for attracting windows users over to the Mac is it, making the broadcast Apple users only.

Good picture quality on my iPad

JS477 · 01/09/10 - 19:21

This "singer" is terrible, get him off.

[Deleted User] · 01/09/10 - 19:26

You'd think Apple could have paid for the whole group to perform.

[Deleted User] · 01/09/10 - 19:27

welwynrose wrote: »

Good picture quality on my iPad

Acceptable on my iPod touch over A/V cable, except times when it stuttered due to bandwidth problems.

welwynrose · 01/09/10 - 19:41

PrinceGaz wrote: »

Acceptable on my iPod touch over A/V cable, except times when it stuttered due to bandwidth problems.

I streamed it whilst sitting on the sofa having a coffee wirelessly

Gormond · 01/09/10 - 21:09

Worked great on my iMac

cnbcwatcher · 05/09/10 - 21:36

Gogfumble wrote: »

Hardly good for attracting windows users over to the Mac is it, making the broadcast Apple users only.

True

I switched to Mac not long ago, I love it!

dontpannic · 06/09/10 - 14:15

Gogfumble wrote: »

Hardly good for attracting windows users over to the Mac is it, making the broadcast Apple users only.

It was only stress testing Apple's new server farm with a codec supported in Quicktime. Eventually they will work with all OS'es.

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