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Quote: Originally posted by AsLan^ Okay, what I was saying basically, if you look at your requirements for a computer and your available cash it isnt difficult to see which mac you can buy.. the difficulty arises when you have needs that exceed y…
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Quote: Originally posted by AsLan^ Apple has so few products to choose from and the price differences between them are more than obvious how could you not know which mac to buy... For example if expandability is important to you, you can only …
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Quote: Originally posted by Bancho I have a rev. A iMac from 1998. I had one of the ones with the bad analog board but since they fixed that it has kept going ever since. It's often left on for weeks at a time. Powerbooks have monitor spannin…
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Quote: Originally posted by iMac David And yes, waiting for a Mac to die requires patience. The G3 iMac (running 10.2.8 ) started making a noise about 2 years ago, when previously it was silent as a lamb. I think it's connected to the power s…
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Just curious... What's the likelihood that a 15-inch iBook will be announced in September?
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Wow, this surprised me! It wasn't so much *what* was said that was surprising, but rather that *so much* was said in response to my request for assistance! Thanks! After reading all the responses, I'm about 90% decided in favor of a 14.1" iBook. …
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[quote]Originally posted by CubeDude: Upgrade from OmniWeb 4.0 to 4.1. It makes a huge difference. Great speed(not as fast as Chimera), beautiful interface. I've tried using OmniWeb 4.1, but it's incredibly S---L---O---W! I tried running it on…
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While I understand that both are 1024 x 768 screens, I don't understand how you don't get any extra screen space. I looked at both the 12" and 14" iBook (May 20, 2002 intro.), and the 14" certainly looked bigger (if only by 2") than the 12". As to t…