Re: iBook vs PowerBook 12

2004-01-02 Thread Tom Roth

I thought one other feature that the PowerBooks have over the iBooks was a CardBus 
(PCMCIA) slot.  Maybe that's changed with the new G4 iBook?

-tom

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 Subject:  Re: iBook vs PowerBook 12
 
 From what I have read, the iBook and the PowerBook 12 are almost the
 same; they both use the same LCD screen, have basically the same bus and
 processor speed (that is, if you are talking about the G4 iBook), and, I
 believe, they have the same monitor output.  The main advantages are the
 SuperDrive, size and weight, and the stylish case design.  The iBook G4 that
 I have is very small, and it even fits in a PowerBook Duo carry case!  Also,
 unless the 15 monitor you are talking about has capabilities of 1024x768
 resolution or better, it will not be any advantage over the built-in LCD
 screen, as the iBook and PowerBook 12 both have max resolutions of
 1024x768.  I actually prefer the LCD over a CRT.
 
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Re: iBook vs PowerBook 12

2004-01-02 Thread Andrew, a Mac Freak
On 1/2/04 7:44 AM, Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 I thought one other feature that the PowerBooks have over the iBooks was a
 CardBus (PCMCIA) slot.  Maybe that's changed with the new G4 iBook?
 
 -tom


Sadly (for me and my iBook) I think you are right.  I have no Cardbus/PCMCIA
slot, just the compartment for the airport card under the keyboard.  I
thought the first Powerbook G4 12 didn't have cardbus, but the new one
probably does.

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Re: iBook vs PowerBook 12

2004-01-02 Thread Hal
On Jan 2, 2004, at 7:56 AM, Andrew, a Mac Freak wrote:

On 1/2/04 7:44 AM, Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I thought one other feature that the PowerBooks have over the iBooks 
was a
CardBus (PCMCIA) slot.  Maybe that's changed with the new G4 iBook?

-tom


Sadly (for me and my iBook) I think you are right.  I have no 
Cardbus/PCMCIA
slot, just the compartment for the airport card under the keyboard.  I
thought the first Powerbook G4 12 didn't have cardbus, but the new one
probably does.

Nope, neither new nor old 12 Powerbook has a PCMCIA/Cardbus slot. No 
room, I guess.

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Re: iBook vs PowerBook 12

2004-01-02 Thread Tom Roth
I just checked at Apple.com and you're right, the 12 PB does not have the PC Card 
slot though the 15 and 17 PBs do have it.   What's the screen resolution and color 
depth on these things though? 

-tom

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 Nope, neither new nor old 12 Powerbook has a PCMCIA/Cardbus slot. No 
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Re: iBook vs PowerBook 12

2004-01-02 Thread Andrew, a Mac Freak
On 1/2/04 9:22 AM, Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I just checked at Apple.com and you're right, the 12 PB does not have the PC
 Card slot though the 15 and 17 PBs do have it.   What's the screen
 resolution and color depth on these things though?

Resolution on both 12 iBook and 12 Powerbook is 1024x768, Millions of
Colors.  Scales to 800x600 or 640x480 with Millions of Colors, also.  At
least that's what my iBook is capable of, and since I read that both the
iBook 12 and Powerbook 12 use the exact same LCD panel

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Re: iBook vs PowerBook 12

2004-01-01 Thread Andrew, a Mac Freak
On 12/31/03 4:35 AM, Peter Johnsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi
 
 I am thinking about buying a new iBook or PowerBook. Basically what I want
 is to be able to use an external monitor preferably a pivot 15 or 17. I
 like to be able to see a whole A4 page at once.
 
 So my question is would the iBook suffice? Can it only mirror the internal
 screen or could it also turn it around to a pivot monitor?
 
 -Peter

 The computer I am typing on that I recently bought is a iBook G4 800MHz
12 and I can't seem to be able to mirror or even use an external monitor
with the included adapter.  Does anybody know how to get the external
monitor to function on the iBook?

 (Moving On)   

 From what I have read, the iBook and the PowerBook 12 are almost the
same; they both use the same LCD screen, have basically the same bus and
processor speed (that is, if you are talking about the G4 iBook), and, I
believe, they have the same monitor output.  The main advantages are the
SuperDrive, size and weight, and the stylish case design.  The iBook G4 that
I have is very small, and it even fits in a PowerBook Duo carry case!  Also,
unless the 15 monitor you are talking about has capabilities of 1024x768
resolution or better, it will not be any advantage over the built-in LCD
screen, as the iBook and PowerBook 12 both have max resolutions of
1024x768.  I actually prefer the LCD over a CRT.

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Re: iBook vs PowerBook 12

2004-01-01 Thread Hal
On Jan 1, 2004, at 1:03 PM, Andrew, a Mac Freak wrote:

On 12/31/03 4:35 AM, Peter Johnsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

 From what I have read, the iBook and the PowerBook 12 are almost 
the
same; they both use the same LCD screen, have basically the same bus 
and
processor speed (that is, if you are talking about the G4 iBook), and, 
I
believe, they have the same monitor output.
This is not entirely accurate. I had a 600mHz iBook G3, a 12  867mHz 
PBG4 and now a 1gHz 12 PBG4. The iBook G3 and G4 and the original 12 
PBG4 only supported VGA output through a mini-VGA port and an adapter. 
The new 12 PBG4 has a mini-DVI port and supports external digital 
displays with much higher resolutions than 1024x768.

The new 1gHz 12 Powerbook is significantly faster than the last 
generation 867. That said, the new iBook G4 is probably about the same 
speed as the last generation 12 Powerbook.

Just my $0.02.

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-30 Thread PirateDyl

 

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-24 Thread Thomas Ethen

Stout just started it this year and I really don't know about all of the
other schools in the UW system, but they are firm about having to purchase a
PC. Students that are in the Arts get a Mac instead, but they also get no
choice, even though they already are getting the best laptop for the job.

The cost (rental) is $500 per year, with a new laptop  (unspecified model or
make) after two years, but if anything happens to the computer, the user is
responsible for the cost of fixing it, not Stout.

Tom

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 Madison, and he knows nothing about this decision.  He uses a Mac...of course.
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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-24 Thread Dan Knight

João Loureiro writes:

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What book is the best buy

Ti-Book G4/667?

or

iBook G3/700?

The answer is Yes. Which is best depends on your needs. The TiBook is
slim and has a positivley huge screen. The iBook is heavier, costs less,
and displays less pixels on a smaller screen.

The G4 is definitely superior for OS X, but not much better than a G3 for
running the old Mac operating systems. And the iBook's plastic case
apparently gives it a lot more range with AirPort.

Visit your dealer. Play with 'em. See which meets *your* needs.


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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Thomas Ethen

The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
(daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get a PC
Laptop through the school and will have to purchase that PC even though they
have a computer of their own.

Tom
 
 So I would recommend buying the cheapest powerbook you can afford that meets
 the standards for school. Then buy a second low-end PB in your senior year.
 You will recoup at least 30% of the value (hopefully more) of your first PB
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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Laurent Daudelin

On 23/07/02 12:09, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
 (daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get a PC
 Laptop through the school and will have to purchase that PC even though they
 have a computer of their own.
 
 Tom
 
 So I would recommend buying the cheapest powerbook you can afford that meets
 the standards for school. Then buy a second low-end PB in your senior year.
 You will recoup at least 30% of the value (hopefully more) of your first PB
 to buy the second PB.

Tom,

Are you traveling in Europe or something? If not, how can the time on your
computer be 12:09 since it's only 10:19 am EDT, here?

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Ryan Coleman

On 23/07/02 12:09, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
  (daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get a PC
  Laptop through the school and will have to purchase that PC even though they
  have a computer of their own.

  Tom

  So I would recommend buying the cheapest powerbook you can afford 
that meets
  the standards for school. Then buy a second low-end PB in your senior year.
  You will recoup at least 30% of the value (hopefully more) of your first PB
  to buy the second PB.

Tom,

Are you traveling in Europe or something? If not, how can the time on your
computer be 12:09 since it's only 10:19 am EDT, here?

Likely windows with the right local time but the wrong time zone (set to PDT).

I would fix that right away... but the Mac with the same issue would 
look the same...
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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Tom Ethen

Laurent,

I will have to check that out when I get back on my Pismo again! Wisconsin
being the socialist state that it is, may have just moved to their own time
zone overnight, so I may have to check that out also.

Anyway, the PC requirement in College is something we all should think
about, since it seems to be just another way Mac's are being pushed out the
door.

Tom
 
 Tom,
 
 Are you traveling in Europe or something? If not, how can the time on your
 computer be 12:09 since it's only 10:19 am EDT, here?
 
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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Tom Ethen

WINDOWS! EXCUSE ME, but it is a Mac or nothing here at my house.

Tom

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 Likely windows with the right local time but the wrong time zone (set to PDT).
 
 I would fix that right away... but the Mac with the same issue would
 look the same...
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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Ryan Coleman

WINDOWS! EXCUSE ME, but it is a Mac or nothing here at my house.

I was thinking of what would register a -0700 time zone (which is 
pacific daylight). It was the first to come to mind.
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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread João Loureiro

Hi, everyone!

What book is the best buy

Ti-Book G4/667?

or

iBook G3/700?

I would like hear your opinion.

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Ryan Coleman

Hi, everyone!

What book is the best buy

Ti-Book G4/667?

or

iBook G3/700?

João, what are you using it for? That's an important piece of information.
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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread ezelinsky

Has anyone done the $300 G3 Pismo to G4 upgrade? Is it a good thing?

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Laurent Daudelin

On 23/07/02 11:07, João Loureiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi, everyone!
 
 What book is the best buy
 
 Ti-Book G4/667?
 
 or
 
 iBook G3/700?
 
 I would like hear your opinion.

For the sheer power, and the best long term investment, the G4/667 is the
best. The iBook is due for a G4 upgrade now that's the only product line
using the G3. So, that's somekind of dead end and if you're planning to use
it for many years, you might not be able to run the latest Mac OS on it
sooner than you might think. Mac OS X has portions of it that were optimized
for the G4, so you're getting a much better performance with the Titanium
PowerBook.

All IMHO, of course...

-Laurent.
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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread João Loureiro

Ryan,

I use it for a little bit of everything.
Work, email, internet, graphics, games, ...
Everything in OS X!

João

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 João, what are you using it for? That's an important piece of 
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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread vlad

and i thought the States are a free country.hm (writing from 
UK)...

vlad

On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 05:09 , Thomas Ethen wrote:

 The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
 (daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get 
 a PC
 Laptop through the school and will have to purchase that PC even though 
 they
 have a computer of their own.

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Obi-Wan



Thomas Ethen wrote:

 The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
 (daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get a PC
 Laptop through the school and will have to purchase that PC even though they
 have a computer of their own.

There's a class-action lawsuit waiting to happen.  My brother teaches at UW
Madison, and he knows nothing about this decision.  He uses a Mac...of course.
Is this for all the UW schools in WI. Like Stout and Madison and the others?

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-23 Thread Obi-Wan



João Loureiro wrote:

 Ryan,

 I use it for a little bit of everything.
 Work, email, internet, graphics, games, ...
 Everything in OS X!

That settles it.  Get the TiBook.

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-22 Thread Brian Scott Oplinger

Of course I would appreciate the better screen and faster performance, but
not sure I can justify the extra money if it's not likely to outlast the
iBook in terms of becoming obsolete.


There is also the option of getting a refurbished TiBook (I'd 
recommend smalldog.com) for about the same price as the iBook. But it 
will be slower Mhz wise than the iBook for about the same price. OS X 
and things like iTunes etc are optomized for the G4 so will actually 
run faster.

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-22 Thread Tivo

 it'll be only a matter of time until the
 iBooks too get a G4
Anyone got any guessitmates in this respect?


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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-22 Thread Paige H. Adams

On 7/22/02 8:33 AM, Miller, Kimberly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Of course I would appreciate the better screen and faster performance, but
 not sure I can justify the extra money if it's not likely to outlast the
 iBook in terms of becoming obsolete.

Well I'll tell you, if it were me I'd get the iBook, but pass on the
overpriced extra Apple RAM. Take that extra $387 and put it toward the 700
MHz 14.1 screen iBook with 256 MB RAM, Combo drive, and 30 GB HD for
$1,749. You'll appreciate the larger screen and the extra HD space. If you
still want the extra RAM (which, IMHO, is probably not necessary given the
apps you plan to run), use the savings to get some 3rd party RAM.

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-22 Thread makmac

Miller, Kimberly on 7/22/02 7:33 AM wrote:

 I'm starting medical school in the fall, and looking to get a laptop to
 replace my iMac DV (400 MHz, 128 MB RAM, OS 9.2) that I bought in January of
 2000.  For what I currently do with the computer (usual email, web browsing,
 word processing, and digital photo editing), the iMac is actually almost
 sufficient except for it's small amount of RAM.  The photo editing is a bit
 slow, but I'm not working with huge files so it's usable.  So that makes me
 lean towards the iBook.
 
If you're going to be toting this around a lot, go for the iBook 12 or 14.
It is sturdier and will hold up longer. Apple built it with the educational
market in mind. The TiBook just isn't built for the rigors of daily
transportation and the abuse I would imagine it would experience in a
backpack at school.

Then spring for AppleCare. Get AppleCare. Did I mention AppleCare. It's well
worth the investment. Especially if you are going to try and squeeze out 3-4
years of use out of it. When the battery craps out in 2.5 years, you'll get
another for free. If you have questions about OS 10/11/12 in 2 years, 10
months, it's a free call. If the screen goes dim...well, you get the idea.

Oh yeah, if you do end up getting the Titanium PowerBook G4...get AppleCare.

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Re: iBook vs. PowerBook

2002-07-22 Thread Vic Viet Duong

Kimberly,

First of all, congratulations on medical school.

I finished Architecture school about a year ago and took a different
approach to the computer requirement. Since architecture school was a 5 year
program, I knew that my machine would be obsolete in 3 years. So consider
that you may need to buy TWO computers in your academic career just to be
able to run the software you need.

Also, consider that you actually need a powerful computer at the end of
school (thesis), instead of near the beginning.

I entered architecture school with a 180mhz 3400c with 48 megs of RAM in
1997. In 1999 I upgraded the machine to 144 megs. In 2000, I bought a 400mhz
Pismo/389 megs the term before my Thesis project.

At the end of the term, I was able to do more work than my classmates with a
5-year old 9600. Have you tried execute a thesis project on a 5 year-old
computer? It's really painful!!

By the way, my friends 9600 cost him MORE than my 3400 and Pismo combined!

So I would recommend buying the cheapest powerbook you can afford that meets
the standards for school. Then buy a second low-end PB in your senior year.
You will recoup at least 30% of the value (hopefully more) of your first PB
to buy the second PB.

The slowest Powerbook 3 years from now will still me MUCH faster than the
fastest/most expensive PB today.

Good Luck,
Vic Duong

PS- your IMAC is probably fast enough to start you out in school if you max
out the RAM and add an airport card. Things like running your RAM disk will
speed up Photoshop.

I'm  going to assume that most of the required software will be able to run
just fine in OS 9.  Then when the required software becomes only avaliable
in OS X, then upgrade your machine. I'm going to guess that is another year
away. 



 I'm starting medical school in the fall, and looking to get a laptop to
 replace my iMac DV (400 MHz, 128 MB RAM, OS 9.2) that I bought in January of
 2000.  For what I currently do with the computer (usual email, web browsing,
 word processing, and digital photo editing), the iMac is actually almost
 sufficient except for it's small amount of RAM.  The photo editing is a bit
 slow, but I'm not working with huge files so it's usable.  So that makes me
 lean towards the iBook.
 
 BUT.  I'm slightly concerned about investing in a computer for the next 3-4
 years that is already the only computer in Apple's line to still use the G3
 processor.  To be short, what it sort of comes down to is that the Powerbook
 costs 33% more than an iBook.  Will it be usable an extra year for a medium
 user like myself?
 
 Of course I would appreciate the better screen and faster performance, but
 not sure I can justify the extra money if it's not likely to outlast the
 iBook in terms of becoming obsolete.
 
 
 Prices and specifications:
 iBook: $1932
 700 MHz G3
 640 MB RAM
 20 GB HD
 512 K L2 cache
 100 MHz system bus
 combo drive
 AirPort card
 ATI Mobility RADEON 16 MB
 12.1 screen 1024X768
 
 PowerBook: $2585
 667 MHz G4
 512 MB RAM
 30 GB HD
 1 MB L3 cache
 133 MHz system bus
 combo drive
 AirPort card
 PC card slot
 ATI Mobility RADEON 7500 32 MB
 15.2 screen 1280X854


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