What can you accomplish on your Powerbook?
Is there any story of anyone who has written and put together or self published their book on a Powerbook?
Or how about a story of people who have written films on their Powerbooks?
Or how about anyone who has built their websites on the Powerbook?
I just know that when I get one I'll be creating like a madman.....
Or how about a story of people who have written films on their Powerbooks?
Or how about anyone who has built their websites on the Powerbook?
I just know that when I get one I'll be creating like a madman.....
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edit: it was an old powerbook, too.
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It was actually pretty nice, too, when we got the meeting rooms with the TVs, because I'd hook up the video out to the screen so all the group members could see what I was doing, typing, etc.
Then, instead of having to rely on the crappy machine that the department had on the movable projector cart, I'd just hook up my laptop instead, and we never had any problems.
Outside of that, I've designed entire web sites on my Powerbook, edited daily videos for a youth camp I'm staff at, and accomplished other cool stuff.
Next Mac I get, though, will most likely be a desktop. You get more for the money, and I don't really need the portability now that I'm out of school.
Next.
What else have I accomplished? Together with my Canon PowerShot s200 digital camera, I was able to relive memories only moments after having them, and then again and again without the traditional delay of film processing. Using iPhoto, I organized recent photos from a ski trip to Stowe, Vermont, ordered 5x7's, and emailed photos to friends. They really liked the one of a faceplant in the snow.
It's all about using technology to compliment your life rather than become it.
And not the loser nerd type.
My MiniTiBook is currently being assembled: the creative madman awaits!
<strong>No-one has mentioned that you can haxor aliens intent on destroying Earth with a PowerBook, as seen in Independence Day. </strong><hr></blockquote>
I thought that was just standard practice with a Powerbook. What, is that unusual?
It's a fun routine, though: Once a week is the abduction, poking, prodding, anal probe, and then hacking the ship with my Powerbook!