please make suggestions.  (Specs and plans are in signature.

removing original 10 Gig drive to install larger drive.   (Someone  
else is doing the work. )

In terms of size and price, I'm probably looking at 40-100 Gig -  
which means on-line, probably, as most stores have larger drives,  
more expensive.

What brand drive to get?  Most everything I find via deals anywhere  
seems to be wrong for Mac or too large in size for budget (or needs).

Suggestions? Brand? Anything else to absolutely consider ? i.e., --  
as this is likely the last time it will be cost-effective to open  
this computer.  (We're doing it now because last time it was opened,  
they forget to install something I requested (replace dead PRAM  
battery). So, I am getting the work done without paying the bench- 
fee. So, might as well do everything that I'll ever do now.   (Will  
install the 2nd memory chip later - already moved first one to the  
bottom, so that i could easily install the second one.)

Quiet would be "nice" -- I am not working in a noisy environment, so  
will hear every "flutter"

Thanks.


J Winter
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Power Book: That is  the original Titanium (Jan 2001), code-name  
"Mercury"

400 MHz Power PC G 4, 640 MB SDRAM, OS X 10.4.11
Soon will increase to 1 GIG MEM and get larger hard drive.
Open to ideas for best use(s) of PCMIA slot
As per below, would LOVE to be able to use Mac-Speech on this book,  
but am cautious about going beyond 10.4.11.


Plans:
Anticipate arrival of some or all of a used Desktop with LCD, running  
Tiger AFAIK.  (Uncertain if prior owner is retaining some parts, and  
if so, what.) I forget model, but it's the one with "soccer ball"  
under the screen: to hold all the "innards" etc. (i.e., everything  
but the keyboard and mouse). We wanted to connect it to the Ti. Plan  
is to wait till I see what arrives and then figure out what is needed  
to connect it. :-)  Also, may want to network the two, especially if  
the desktop has greater capability/expandability regarding potential  
for Speech-Dictation Software (MacSpeech's iListen preferred, unless  
advised otherwise).  Or, worse: If I have to connect Ti to something  
peecee for Speech-Dictation to my satisfaction.

  
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