Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces the new notebook lineup of Apple. Jonathan Ive talks about how Apple designs and builds notebooks. He continues with the new manufacturing system to build the new notebooks out of a single aluminum body. … apple computers notebook event 2008 steve jobs tim cook jonathan ive macbook air pro nvidia keynote new
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This is a stupid way of making this! Casting would do the job without any of the reductive techniques mentioned here!
im bored =( someone come chat with me q
and they just discovered this magnificent way of making a computer!!?? this method has been around for a long time, nothing amazing here. now that apple is the only one using it is a different story
You pronounce it as it was changed, when aluminum was first discovered it did not have a “I” at the end, so therefore americans pronounce it the way its supposed to sound, without the “I” at the end. It was changed to the way you say it in 1812 for the shear fact that it sounds better (in consistancy with the other elements). So learn your history before you talk shit.
i will
wow can u guys see how shiny his head was…
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He was so nervous.
I bet Steve feel silly once he reads your comment.
I saw him on Steven Fry’s America documentary. He spoke like that just one on one.
I don’t get…the way he…speaks…with…long pauses
Is it a requirement at Apple to have appalling dress sense
he also a glossy head!!!
like macs!!!
XD
He’s not European, He’s British. Please don’t include the UK and the British with Europe!
Yeah, me neither.
I’m just surprised none of the Americans in the audience set fire to a huge wooden crucifix, and fired shotguns in the air, every time Jonny Ive said ‘aluminium’.
go ive
LOL
I lol’ed.
He’s pronouncing it correctly! Americans mangle the english language!
lol ^.^
These guys sure love and are proud of their technology. If only more companies were like that.
WOW that jonny guy has a REALLY, shinny head XD
In their defence on this particular subject, according to ‘The Pedant’s Revolt’ (Barnham 2005) :
“In 1808, when English chemist Sir Humphrey Davy first isolated this element, he chose to call it ‘alumium’, because of its association with the sulphate ‘alum’, ‘but as ‘The Good Word Guide’ reveals, four years later he had a change of heart, and gave it the name ‘aluminum’.
Though ‘aluminum’ was readily adopted in the United States, the use of the word in Britain was largely opposed” (p.116)
Ive’s head is shiny. The man is a genius.
nah i think its kinda funny lol. the true travesty is when americans say “that guy has na ENGLISH accent”. thats like saying a chinese man has a chinese accent when hes speaking mandarin or cantonese