<strong>I've played with a 933 at the Apple Store and it was very fast. No problems that I saw.
Why are you even worrying about that though? It will be 1000 times better than your old computer.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Ok Eman, you putted the finger on the right spot. I'm worrying because my old computer was so good, so robust and reliable for 10 years that I can't believe I'll found something comparable for the next ten years.
I'm taking my time before buying a new computer just to be sure to find something I'll be proud of some years later, in the same way I'm proud of this old puppy.
That's exaclty the problem I have. I'm too proud of my old Mac, I'm pissed to put it away. Even if it's too old now, I can't accept to shut it down forever. I'm sure I'll miss it in some way.
There's something irrationnal here, I'll admit it, and it has something to do with our emotions with the Macs we know and love. Stupid, isn't ? It's just a machine (but is it ?).
There's something irrationnal here, I'll admit it, and it has something to do with our emotions with the Macs we know and love. Stupid, isn't ? It's just a machine (but is it ?).</strong><hr></blockquote>
Do you think PC users have this kind of problems with their machines ?
That's what may happen when you are using the same Macintosh for a too long period of time.
There is nothing worse than retiring an old mac (especially an old friend) I did the same two weeks ago...
My old mate is sitting on the floor. Up for sale now at a bargain price - I guess I'll be sad to see it go - was while it lasted (4.5 years)
So I'm I'm sitting here 2 weeks into OS X, new hardware, new software and you know what, I'm still getting out of my chair to look at how cool computers can be... YAPPLE!
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<strong>Any 933MHz owners here ?</strong><hr></blockquote>
I guess it's a good sign if nobody is responding to my message :cool:
So, heh, post nothing here !
Why are you even worrying about that though? It will be 1000 times better than your old computer.
<strong>I've played with a 933 at the Apple Store and it was very fast. No problems that I saw.
Why are you even worrying about that though? It will be 1000 times better than your old computer.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Ok Eman, you putted the finger on the right spot. I'm worrying because my old computer was so good, so robust and reliable for 10 years that I can't believe I'll found something comparable for the next ten years.
I'm taking my time before buying a new computer just to be sure to find something I'll be proud of some years later, in the same way I'm proud of this old puppy.
That's exaclty the problem I have. I'm too proud of my old Mac, I'm pissed to put it away. Even if it's too old now, I can't accept to shut it down forever. I'm sure I'll miss it in some way.
There's something irrationnal here, I'll admit it, and it has something to do with our emotions with the Macs we know and love. Stupid, isn't ? It's just a machine (but is it ?).
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There's something irrationnal here, I'll admit it, and it has something to do with our emotions with the Macs we know and love. Stupid, isn't ? It's just a machine (but is it ?).</strong><hr></blockquote>
Do you think PC users have this kind of problems with their machines ?
That's what may happen when you are using the same Macintosh for a too long period of time.
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My old mate is sitting on the floor. Up for sale now at a bargain price - I guess I'll be sad to see it go - was while it lasted (4.5 years)
So I'm I'm sitting here 2 weeks into OS X, new hardware, new software and you know what, I'm still getting out of my chair to look at how cool computers can be... YAPPLE!
<strong>My poor beige sits alone. He's lonely now.
hey, care to send it to me?
What are the specs on it btw?