Read link says $349 and $529.

As for how much they'll wotk out to in £s "if" they land over here in the UK is another matter.

Yes, it's still a hack.

You don't need to be sat in front of the computer, you just need the user to enter the local admin password. Which you can do through confidence tricks and social engineering.

The average computer user doesn't challenge the guy calling from tech support to prove he's from tech support.
The average user doesn't check email headers to make sure the email from Auntie Beth orginated from Auntie Beth's email provider.

The average computer user is wide open for exploitation and manipulation because of their lack of knowledge and naivety. The same applies to other life situations like gaining access to a building.

Could be wose, they could have said Edinburgh or Glasgow :P

Brilliant... if you like football. :|

I second that question :)

I'd rather have a Cray CX1 :P

http://www.cray.com/products/CX1.aspx


Hell, I'd be happy if someone released a case that looked like a CX1!

@bioadam

From what I've heard, they always perish in the store openeing stampede :P

Yes, the old mobile POS devices were Windows Mobile based. One of those odd little ironies.

Glad to see they've found a way to use their own products, as it eliminates said irony, and deomonstrates that the iPod touch (and iPhone I imagine) are capable mobile POS devices.

Personally I'd have used iPhones in store, a business user wanting to do this would no doubt want to see it working on the Iphone rather than iPod.

Dang, I just bought a 2.53 MBP 13 :|

Seriously wodering what, if anything, is gonna happen with the 13" MBPs and what to do.

Are we likely to see any change to the 13s?

Very Cool! Reminded me of the scene from Electric Dreams where Miles' pager goes off in the concert.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYnrmg2Cf_Q&feature=PlayList&p=8D693611BDE8F6B6&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=81#
7:48+