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when jimmy carr says stuff like..... thats what your mum said to me. at least i thought she was talking to me, i wasn't the only one there..

yeh. did u read that last one? i though it was pretty good. mentions layering of components to make it thinner alot or marketing stuf though how it uses off the shelf components. fair play.. kind of reinvented the apple brand too and about the shape.. thats why the nano is smaller and differently shaped as it uses a flash drive rather than hard drive in larger models

there have been 7 links which could be used. all good. the last one explains more. just read them all.

yeh was going to say that so many machines in schools not being used cos of h+s pick up a harrison or colchester pretty cheap. altho they do get abused. mite want to check the gear teeth etc

johnthon ives is the man you mean someone has already mentioned his name or a link. he is the british design engineer at apple,working on projects from old imacs right through to the iphone, an beyond it seems now. anyway he clearly just wants a block of text to copy and paste.

just write about it. no real need to copy and paste a block of text from somewhere.

it mentioned simplicity with emphasis on user interface. apple products have a distinctive design style across the range. clean lines, radii, simplicity. as for the stainless bit. functionality of being protective and polished for aesthetics as personal scratching. just say inspiration was parallel products.

lol at people on a tech forum telling people to oet put more its a good observation though although the size of the clickwheel they can change. im sure the body is as small as they can get it, if that makes sense. quite interesting though how many things are supposed to be designed around the concept

at least will get further into jobs' back pocket anyway the mbp's are not that big or thick, or heavy. also get a sensible screen size too.

just wondering.. why are apple so keen to launch a high number of products in a short space of time? new imac. new ipods. iphone. leopard. macbook air anyone know why they are doing it so quickly? usually people hold releases according to markets eg gaming, but apple seem to be churning out loads of stuff. admittedly new products sometimes. more and more mac users though.. but have the percentages changed from pc to mac much? or is the increased shared with pc? not that i know. maybe some people do.

until they become must haves like the ipod is arguably need based. from a portable music perspective anyway.

its also quite weird that they are targeting the market which they have taken the piss out of Microsoft for. mac for home, pc for work argument.

i dont see this as a mac bumming thread its the launch of a revolutionary product, again by apple. i still think the macbook air is too low on features. is also very expensive. though people will still buy it. similar situation with the iphone i guess. just one of those need to buy things.

looks very nice. but i would sooner have a 15 mbp. mbp's are still way thinner than most laptops anyway.

dont forget wiki is a .....wiki.. top gear or the real stig could even write something to divert attention surely if the stig is numerous people though, apart from special occasions. id say one of them is ben collins too from the look of it. its slightly ironic though that top gear fans are the ones trying to find out who he is. if we knew it wouldn't be that funny anymore.

just to clear. there is no 'his' work Bauhaus is a design movement in germany. design school early 1900's..didn't last long. 14 years or so. so yeah, many designers belonged to bauhaus. there are even pictures of hitler sitting on their chairs. he then later stopped Bauhaus because of the irrational ethics of the eccentric students.

lol that is the first word you learn in design history. things are still being designed in that style. even the new audi tt.

admin jobs done by those who can't are better than jobs done for those who haven't the time.

more than your BS posts i am sure. to what extent are you involved in design?

hell, cut the shit.

any design company knows that a design grad does have experience. real projects. real clients. and the 15k debt you said.. more like 40k. 40k is minute in comparison to the potential earnings of a decent grad. design after uni is not just making pretty cad images btw...

lol. carry on justifying not going to uni...

ribble? http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/list_search....p;submit=submit

don't forget the internal properties once cast. as for the specific process. there are many to choose from. as long as you justify your choice, the objective is to find out for yourself about processes. f it is just one, i would ignore cost. investment casting would possibly be ok for a one off.

i did wonder where all the halfords customers ended up.