 Count ZeroObama-Biden 2012Premium join:2007-01-18 Winston Salem, NC | reply to skeechan
Re: Damn Man - iPhone is on a Roll! Versus the OS X + iOS + appleTV. Gotcha. Can't really comment since I never really used the Xbox for streaming. |
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 skeechanAi OtsukaholicPremium join:2012-01-26 AA169|170 kudos:2 Reviews:
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| Exactly...imagine an AppleTV with apps, with some sort of controller. It would be a great bottom tier game machine to compete with the original Wii (the $99 price point). I think it would bring AppleTV into the mainstream, being a game platform. I think that would do better to spur sales that trying to make it a DVR or set top streaming cable box.
Play a game on the XBOX360, then take that game with you on a high end Windows 8 phone (making WP8 a real competitor to PS Vita). Have a Microsoft version of Airplay to stream content from a WP8 to any XBOX 360, so you could hit a friend's house with a movie and watch it on their TV, etc. |
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| reply to Count Zero I leave my iTunes open and running on my Mac Pro (which serves my iTunes media) 24/7 and it's sitting at around 260MB out of the 16GB in the machine. I just opened a SINGLE browser window in Windows XP to DSLR and it's taking up 55MB. Open a Google Maps tab and that jumps to 80MB. I closed the google maps tab and RAM usage for IE actually jumped to 82MB. Dropbox on that machine is running at 80MB too.
I see similar high usage from any advanced programs handling a lot of data (Filemaker, Quickbooks, etc) on both OS X and Windows. |
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 ThinkdiffPremium,MVM join:2001-08-07 Bronx, NY kudos:6 | I haven't worried about how much RAM something is using in over a year. A modern computer with 8+GB RAM and a fast SSD will do that, I suppose. -- University of Southern California - Fight On! |
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 Count ZeroObama-Biden 2012Premium join:2007-01-18 Winston Salem, NC | reply to skeechan Well I don't play any video games so its all meh to me!
Though ill probably buy halo 4 later. |
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 Count ZeroObama-Biden 2012Premium join:2007-01-18 Winston Salem, NC 1 edit | reply to Thinkdiff Indeed.
I think a lot of iTunes bad press comes from when people typically had less RAM and iTunes didn't perform well. |
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 NezmoThe name's Bond. James Bond.Premium,MVM join:2004-11-10 Coppell, TX kudos:1 | said by Count Zero:Indeed.
I think a lot of iTunes bad press comes from when people typically had less RAM and iTunes didn't perform well. That would be me. I have a 32bit Windows machine. Other than the issue it can't address more than about 3.3GB of RAM (I have 4GB in it) it's a fast quad core machine. But I admit it's now dated. It handles everything I need great (including heavy-duty video encoding) except iTunes which blows chunks to be honest.
I either need to update my main machine or get something like a Mini to act as an iTunes server. -- My Gallery Formerly Nezmo  |
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Yeah, it's definitely on a roll, and deservedly so!  |
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 JackarinoPremium join:2006-12-28 Allendale, NJ kudos:1 | lol |
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