ModBook, What?

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Steve Jobs will likely take one look at that at Macworld and shoot them down in flames.

...I can't see it being a success to be honest.
 
Mac OS isn't designed to be used with a stylus, sounds like a dirty hardware / software hack. It will be pricey as well because of all the bits of the original MacBook they'll have to chuck out / modify.
 
It doesn't say anywhere that it will be running Mac OS X, which I presume it wouldn't - because that would be illegal.
 
toosepin said:
It doesn't say anywhere that it will be running Mac OS X, which I presume it wouldn't - because that would be illegal.

The Axiotron website implies that it will be.

drak3 said:
Buy OSX from apple maybe like dell does with M$?

That's because the T&C of running windows is different. The Mac OS X T&C states somewhere that running it on anything other than "proper" apple hardware is prohibited.
 
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toosepin said:
It doesn't say anywhere that it will be running Mac OS X, which I presume it wouldn't - because that would be illegal.

If you look at the curtained picture of the 'ModBook' though its pretty obvious its running OS X, and if you think about it, if it wasen't running OS X what use would it be? Why would they call it the 'ModBook'?

All they've done is taken apart a MacBook, bolted the keyboard part onto the back of the screen and put a new case on it (hence why its been named ModBook) and there taking all the credit for it :confused:
 
I've just realised that its just a MacBook thats been abused. Not really a commercial product, more so a project machine.
 
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