It seems to me that the RAM limit (112 Meg) and battery problems (1 1/2 hours each) are enough for me to not want to put that kind of money into a 2400c, when the iceBook comes very close to being a better replacement for what you are trying to do. Referb iBook/500's are gong for not a heck of a lot more money that this project would cost and it seems like a better use of funds. Just my 2¢ Tom > > Unless we can get more RAM, greater speed seems not worth the considerable > effort. Did I miss something here? > > John Amaral ¡£¢ƒ§¢ƒ§¶€ªº‚ºŒ³¼ø–¨¥Ý®´…¦åߟ©™š¬Šæ÷„¾µ—†ˆç‰‡
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