<strong>i'm glad that ram is standarized...the dells at my school happen to use the same ram as that used in my b&w g3, my bro works there during the summer...[use ur imagination]...i now have 384 instead of the 128 that i originally had
...stealing is bad, though somtimes when you get to disable a dell, piss off your school's system admin and make ur mac better...you just can't help it <img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laughing]" />
Apple moving to standardized components does help us with lower prices but also remember Apple has higher gross margins than just about any other Consumer Computer Manufacturer. If Powermacs were sold at the same margin as the typical PC you'd see a pretty big pricecut in most models.
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<strong>i'm glad that ram is standarized...the dells at my school happen to use the same ram as that used in my b&w g3, my bro works there during the summer...[use ur imagination]...i now have 384 instead of the 128 that i originally had
...stealing is bad, though somtimes when you get to disable a dell, piss off your school's system admin and make ur mac better...you just can't help it <img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laughing]" />
[ 11-10-2002: Message edited by: ast3r3x ]</strong><hr></blockquote>
Not cool, man.
Apple moving to standardized components does help us with lower prices but also remember Apple has higher gross margins than just about any other Consumer Computer Manufacturer. If Powermacs were sold at the same margin as the typical PC you'd see a pretty big pricecut in most models.