lil Question dunno where it shuld be
hi my name is tommy and im a useing linux for about half a year with mac themes on and i realy wanted a mac and now when i have 1000& + - i was wondering what mac shuld i buy? shuld i go for a powerbook with 800 mhz and 256 sdram or a emac with 1 ghz and 128 ghz?
plus why isnt there a new messege button? or is it just on my machine?
thnx tommy.
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plus why isnt there a new messege button? or is it just on my machine?
thnx tommy.
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MY ENGLISH SUX BEACUSE ITS NOT WORTH BUCKS!
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Originally posted by MagicFingers
If you want portability get the notebook, if you don't get the eMac
notebook? you mean ibook? and i dont realy care about portability i need the fastest the question is what is better 800 mhz g4 with 256 ram or 1 ghz with 128 ram ... the thing is the ibook is more expensive not that i care but ... i just need the best
Originally posted by hack4ev3r
notebook? you mean ibook? and i dont realy care about portability i need the fastest the question is what is better 800 mhz g4 with 256 ram or 1 ghz with 128 ram ... the thing is the ibook is more expensive not that i care but ... i just need the best
Get all that you can afford processor wise and then up the ram later. If portability wasn't a factor, the eMac would be my choice. BTW, this should be in General Discussion.
Originally posted by hack4ev3r
ok thnx ; do you have the New msg button? wierd.... any way if i get a emac who do i get to add the memorey for me? does apple actuly do that sort of stuff free?
New message? As in "post reply" or "post new topic"? Both are at the top and bottom of each page and there are links to reply to a post. Just look around, you'll find them.
Re: the ram thing: you can do it yourself. It's dead simple. There are instructions in the manual. If you're not comfortable doing that, I'm sure you'd have no trouble finding someone who would take your $30 for 2 minutes of work.
Originally posted by hack4ev3r
oh yeah i was wondering if i could place my Gainward Gefoce fx 5600 on the "emac?" and is Hp laserjet 1000 an hp officeget g55 supported on panther? i never had a mac before and those things are importent for me
On it? Sure. In it? No.
edit: if you wanted to keep your graphics card, you would have never considered the laptop. Careful or you'll be called a troll. Just a word of warning.
Originally posted by ipodandimac
you really need to try and get at least 512MB of ram... thats more important than processor speed for what youre talking about...
RAM is cheap and easily obtainable later. You can't really easily upgrade your proc. If it came to a choice between 200mhz and some ram, I'd take the mhz.