MacWorld Expo 2007 Bingo
| iPhoto perfor- mance touted | Mac Pro Octo | "Otomatic" | New video iPod | Leopard release date |
| New desktop Mac (not Mac Pro) | iTV does HD | Hardware product not presented by Jobs | New displays with cameras | iPods with cameras |
| Universal Adobe or MS Office demo | "One more thing..." | FREE | Leopard != $129 | Virtual- ization in Leopard |
| No iPhone | iPhone | New app added to iWork | New look in Leopard | iTV named |
| MacBook Thin | ZFS mentioned | Illuminous | "Boom" | New MacBook Pro |
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Card Rules:
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Mac Pro Octo - A Mac Pro model with eight cores (in any number of physical chips).
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Leopard release date - The exact day that Mac OS X Leopard will be released.
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Virtualization in Leopard - Any virtualization features built into Leopard. This includes the ability to run any other foreign OS within Leopard, including earlier versions of Mac OS.
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New video iPod - Any new iPod that can play video, excluding storage bumps of existing video iPods.
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New look in Leopard - Mac OS X Leopard includes significant changes to the look of the standards elements of the UI (windows, buttons, scroll-bars, etc.)
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MacBook Thin - A new laptop with a screen smaller than any existing MacBook or MacBook Pro.
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iPhone - Any new non-desktop/laptop Apple hardware product that can make phone calls. (VoIP counts.)
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New MacBook Pro - Any new MacBook Pro model, including speed or storage bumps.
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"One more thing..." - When Steve Jobs says there's "one more thing." A slide containing the phrase is also acceptable, even if Jobs does not actually say it.
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Hardware product not presented by Jobs - A major new hardware product is presented by someone other than Steve Jobs.
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New desktop Mac (not Mac Pro) - A new desktop Mac product that is not a Mac Pro. (New iMacs count.)
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iPods with cameras - Any iPod with a camera in it or attached to it. (An "iPod Phone" counts if "iPod" is in the name.)
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No iPhone - A new non-desktop/laptop Apple hardware product that can make phone calls is not announced.
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ZFS mentioned - ZFS is mentioned by a presenter. Text on a slide does not count. The presenter must say it.
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iTV named - The product previously discussed as "iTV" is officially named (even if the official name is "iTV").
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New displays with cameras - New Apple displays with built-in or otherwise attached cameras.
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Illuminous - The word "illuminous" is spoken or appears on any slide.
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"Otomatic" - When Steve Jobs says any derivative of the word "automatic", which he pronounces in his own odd way with ah "oh" sound at the start of the word.
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iTV does HD - The device known as iTV supports HDTV resolution (480p does not count).
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iPhoto performance touted - The speed of iPhoto when dealing with large numbers of photos is touted.
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"Boom" - When Steve Jobs says the word "boom" while demonstrating something.
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New app added to iWork - A new application is added to Pages and Keynote in the iWork bundle.
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Leopard != $129 - Mac OS X Leopard single-user price is not $129.
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Universal Adobe or MS Office demo - Any demonstration of a Universal binary build of any Adobe product or any part of Microsoft Office. I'll accept something less than a full-blown demo (e.g., just some screenshots or a marketing spiel) if you need this square to win, but it has to be delivered by an Adobe or Microsoft representative.
Credit:
This card was designed by John McCoy in PDF form. btraut converted it to a quick and dirty form of web bingo.