You start your computer but the Bluetooth module wont start. Restarting doesn’t fix the problem, only waiting a couple of minutes/hours and then restarting does.

Well in what seems to be a temporary fix. If you take out the battery, press the power button so it starts booting and then press it again so it shuts back down. Re-insert the battery. Boot normally. It seems to fix it.

Until it decides it needs to mess up again.

John Gruber from DaringFireball got it 100% right. My predictions were not too bad either, but he was just spot on.

The main thing here is the change in manufacturing process. They are leaving a lot of things open for the future. I personally like the choice of the Mini Display Port instead of an HDMI slot. HDMI is a secured architecture that requires you to pay royalties and is basically created just so that applications have permission from the MPAA to play your content. I am not a fan of this. Apple is basically marking a line in the sand, saying computers are here, media centers are there.

Like always leave it to Apple to not try and do a all-in-wonder product. That is why I like them. My new MacBook Pro will be here next week and I can’t be any more excited. I recommend you step by Daring Fireball and read Gruber’s post on why Apple didn’t release a $899 laptop, its worth the read.

Engadget and Gizmodo both ran a story last night showing a two-tone MacBook Pro. All aluminum but with black keys like the MacBook Air. Additionally it’s screen takes a cue from the current generation iMacs with a full glass screen with black borders. It did not seem to have a trackpad button, kind of confirming that it will have a glass trackpad.

I’m going to go ahead and say I believe that is the actual new MBP. The ‘brick’ is most likely the new manufactoring process in which the laptop is engineered out of a hollowed out piece of aluminum.

Early reports show that it has some kind of new port that is smaller than microDVI. While talking to a friend we kind if agreed this has to be a way for them to get HDMI and DVI support into the machines, maybe even eSATA (which I woiuld love to see). This will go nicely with Nvidia’s hybrid dual-SLI graphics, the machines will run the new Core Animation powered Photoshop like if it were chess.app.

I believe there will be a change to the MacBook Air today aswell even If it’s just a processor update. I believe there will be a update to the MacBook, but I doubt they’d be turning aluminum. I favor the though that a new 13″ MBP will be introduced.

The rumored $899 device will be a monitor or display unit of some sort. We haven’t seen any hardware leaks to give validity to the thought that it’s a ‘netbook’.

I agree with John Gruber that we will not see a refresh of iWork or of iLife today, I believe those will come at MWSF’09 with Snow Leopard.

I want to just write down that appart from eSATA, which would be nice, what I really want is an user acessible hard drive bay. If I find a cheap SSD, I don’t want to void my warranty just to update it.

Well that’s about it. Let’s see how off base I am, and let’s see if I end up getting a laptop from this batch.

Update 1: John Gruber over at Daring Fireball posted a full preview and he is way smarter than I am, and more connected. (Thanks to fontgoddess to pointing this out over twitter, I would have probably have missed it until after the event.)