On 26-04-2002 17:07, "Remy Davison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I chose Lombard because of its screen, power, weight
> (remembering iBook II wasn't released yet) and VGA out.
I chose the iBook II over the lombard because:
- I needed more speed and more power, a bigger hard drive and an
X-compati
On 4/27/02 10:41 PM Lorenzo B edified us all by writing:
>In fact I admit that I'm curious, I'd eagerly hear from you, Remy, and all
>the other friends on the list about what was the point that made you decide
>to go for a Pismo/Tibook/Bronze/whatever.
For myself it was a few things:
1) At the
>In fact I admit that I'm curious, I'd eagerly hear from you, Remy, and all
>the other friends on the list about what was the point that made you decide
>to go for a Pismo/Tibook/Bronze/whatever.
>
>As far as I'm concerned I chose the iBook II because, as I wrote before, I
>really was longing for
On 26-04-2002 7:09, "Remy Davison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Na, I was only joshing you, Lorenzo ;-)
No problem Remy, I know that you did not mean to be agressive, neither was
I.
> Let's face it: if you gave me a choice between my old 5300 and a new
> Windbloze laptop, I'd still take the 53
On 4/26/02 8:03 AM, "(G-Books)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there, I didn't mean to start a religions war ;-).
>
> Your reasons for sticking to the Pismo are as good as mine which made me
> decide to trade the Lombard for an iBook.
>
> I'm not going to perorate my cause here as there is no
>Hi there, I didn't mean to start a religions war ;-).
>
>Your reasons for sticking to the Pismo are as good as mine which made me
>decide to trade the Lombard for an iBook.
>
>I'm not going to perorate my cause here as there is no cause to defend at
>all; by saying that I'm happy with my new "toy
On 25-04-2002 6:59, "Remy Davison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In defence of Lombard ;-)
Hi there, I didn't mean to start a religions war ;-).
Your reasons for sticking to the Pismo are as good as mine which made me
decide to trade the Lombard for an iBook.
I'm not going to perorate my cause
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
> on 25/04/02 00:59, Remy Davison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [snip!]
> > - No upgrade path (G4/500 for Lombard and likely to go higher)
> [snip!]
>
> A G4/500 for Lombard? I've never heard about this. Who is making it?
> PowerLogix?
Correct: http://www.powerlogix.com/p
on 25/04/02 00:59, Remy Davison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
> - No upgrade path (G4/500 for Lombard and likely to go higher)
[snip!]
A G4/500 for Lombard? I've never heard about this. Who is making it?
PowerLogix?
-Laurent.
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On Wednesday, April 24, 2002, at 11:59 , Remy Davison wrote:
> In defence of Lombard ;-)
> - No upgrade path (G4/500 for Lombard and likely to go higher)
This one kills me. G4/500s for the Lombards, and nothing in sight
for the PismosAround a 8-9 months ago, there were
>Don't know if this might be of interest for any of you anyway here's my
>rant:
>
>In the end I decided I was going to do the shift after all, so I traded
>my Bronze Pb for a 500mhz iBook II ... well I now know I did the right
>thing for sure!
>
>Faster, snappier, more responsive, lighter, thin
on 24/04/02 17:46, Lorenzo B. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[iBook praises deleted]
> To cut a long story short: this little machine is worth every penny I've
> been spending for it, now I wish I had made up my mind earlier ...
Bah, you would have ended up with a slower iBook, maybe? So, by the ti
Hi all,
Don't know if this might be of interest for any of you anyway here's my
rant:
In the end I decided I was going to do the shift after all, so I traded
my Bronze Pb for a 500mhz iBook II ... well I now know I did the right
thing for sure!
Faster, snappier, more responsive, lighter, th
Hi all,
Don't know if this might be of interest for any of you anyway here's my
rant:
In the end I decided I was going to do the shift after all, so I traded
my Bronze Pb for a 500mhz iBook II ... well I now know I did the right
thing for sure!
Faster, snappier, more responsive, lighter, th
Hi there, me again.
First of all thanks to all those who cared to reply so far.
On the other hand I'm sorry to keep posting bits and pieces but, while
writing my first mail I really had forgotten about this additional fact:
- When I upgraded the Pb to 384mb I had to remove the original 64 megs
On 4/21/02 1:36 AM, "(G-Books)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'll try to cut a long story short: After using my Bronze G3/333 for more
> than a year I've come, during the last days across an occasion which I find
> quite good:
>
> A friend of mine has introduced me to an Apple resel
You could take the extra ram from for 333 and put it into the iBook. Or you
could look into a CPU upgrade for your 333.
-Thomas
> Hi all,
>
> I'll try to cut a long story short: After using my Bronze G3/333 for more
> than a year I've come, during the last days across an occasion which I find
Hi all,
I'll try to cut a long story short: After using my Bronze G3/333 for more
than a year I've come, during the last days across an occasion which I find
quite good:
A friend of mine has introduced me to an Apple reseller he knows. This guy
is selling "open box" new iBooks which have been us
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