The flip-up screen on the Pismo is wonderful for tinkering, but the rigid
mount keyboard on the aluminum books are just delightful.  I don't get why
the 12" and even 14" iBooks are so difficult to swap hard drives on though,
as they have flip-up KBs like the Pismo and Lombard, I call that poor design
on the newer models.

I had an IBM X21 that only required 1 screw to access the hard drive, which
slid right out of the side of the computer.  This easy access was in a
computer considerably smaller and lighter than my 12" PB, and what I
consider terrific industrial design.

Andrew


On 1/1/05 3:15 PM, "Kyle Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> On 1/1/05 3:12 PM, "Andrew F." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
> Cybertrough:
> 
>> My warranty expired three days before I did the upgrade, which I did myself,
>> though it was far from an easy job (as it is on older G3 PowerBooks).
> 
> Yeah.  The 12" books still take me about 20 minutes where a Pismo takes 3.
> 
> Kyle Hansen



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