Image Courtesy of Mac RumorsThe line can be found in QuickTime’s localizable.strings under “Next Generation USB iSight” and also carries a reference of ‘iSight HD’.
A post in the forums following the report suggests that the string has been present since September 2007.
The external iSight was discontinued in 2006 due to environmental reasons; Apple currently uses built-in iSights in all its Macs apart from the Mac Pro and Mac mini. The Cinema Displays currently remain iSight-less.
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Ed Lin
16th June 2008, 12.27 pm
There’s no iSight in the Mac Mini either, you forgot about the Mini. So has Apple too, it seems…
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Alex Brooks
17th June 2008, 00.41 am
Thanks Ed.
Have edited the story.
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